fixes https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1859
**Problem:**
When for some reason a member has an active subscription (or legacy comped subscription) for product A, and a comped subscription for product B. You cannot remove comped subscription B.
**Fixed by:**
Updating the API to allow more flexible product changes on members.
- Allow the removal of (comped) products on a member, as long as that product doesn't have a related subscription
- (still) allow the addition of comped products to a member, as long as that member doesn't have other active subscriptions. This matches the existing behaviour, but now this is only checked for added products.
- Includes tests for these edge cases
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1833
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1834
We've added the attribution property to subscription and signup events when the
flag is enabled. The attributions resource is fetched by creating multiple relations
on the model, rather than polymorphic as we ran into issues with that as they can't
be nullable/optional.
The parse-member-event structure has been updated to make it easier to work with,
specifically `getObject` is only used when the event is clickable, and there is now a
join property which makes it easier to join the action and the object.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1833
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1834
We've added the attribution property to subscription and signup events when the
flag is enabled. The attributions resource is fetched by creating multiple relations
on the model, rather than polymorphic as we ran into issues with that as they can't
be nullable/optional.
The parse-member-event structure has been updated to make it easier to work with,
specifically `getObject` is only used when the event is clickable, and there is now a
join property which makes it easier to join the action and the object.
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/14882
- I found a common pattern where catch predicates were being used to catch non-existent models in destroy methods, and sometimes elsewhere in the API endpoints
- The use of predicates is deprecated, and we're working to remove them from everywhere, so that we can remove bluebird
- In order to still handle these errors correctly, we needed a small change to mw-error-handler so that it can detect EmptyResponse errors from bookshelf, as well as 404s
Note: there is a small change as a result of this - the context on these errors now says "Resource not found" instead of "{ModelName} not found".
- I think this is acceptable for now, as we will be reviewing these errors in more depth later. It's quite easy to make changes, we just have to decide what with proper design input
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1709
- New event type `comment_event` (comments and replies of a member in the activity feed)
- Includes member, post and parent relation by default
- Added new output mapper for ActivityFeed events
**Changes to `Comment` model:**
* **Only limit comment fetched to root comments when not authenticated as a user:**
`enforcedFilters` is applied to all queries, which is a problem because for the activity feed we also need to fetch comments which have a parent_id that is not null (`Member x replied to a comment`). The current filter in the model is specifically for the members API, not the admin API (so checking the user should fix that, not sure if that is a good pattern but couldn’t find a better alternative).
* **Only set default relations for comments when withRelated is empty or not set:**
`defaultRelations`: Right now, for every fetch it would force all these relations. But we don’t need all those relations for the activity feed; So I updated the pattern to only set the default relations when it is empty (which we also do on a couple of other places and seems like a good pattern). I also updated the comments-ui frontend to not send ?include
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/354
- this commit turns the Ghost repo into a monorepo so we can bring our
internal packages back in, which makes life easier when working on
Ghost
