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- The helper allows generating HTML needed to cancel or continue the member's subscription depending on subscription state.
- Added public members endpoint to allow updating subscription's `cancel_at_period_end` attribute available at: `PUT /api/canary/members/subscriptions/:id/`
- Added client-side hook to allow calling subscription cancellation. Allows to create elements with `data-members-cancel-subscription` / `data-members-continue-subscription` attributes which would call subscription update.
- Updated schema and added migration for `current_period_end` column
- As discussed we only add a single column to subscriptions table to avoid preoptimizing for future cases
- Added {{cancel_link}} helper
- Added error handling for {{cancel_link}} when members are disabled
- Added test coverage for {{cancel_link}} helper
- Bumped @tryghost/members-api version to 0.10.2. Needed to use `updateSubscription` middleware
- Bumped gscan to 3.2.0. Needed to recognize new {{cancel_link}} helper
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- This includes the interface change for members-api constructor - now accepts the member's model instead of proxy methods. These methods have been moved ton @tryghost/members-api in favor of using the model directly (ref: https://github.com/TryGhost/Members/pull/105)
- Moved error handling from the service layer to controller
- Bumped @tryghost/member-api package to 0.10.0
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Our function for determining cors options created a new instance of URL
without wrapping it in a try/catch which meant any failures to parse the
URL bubbled down as a 500 error.
500 errors are commonly used for alerting at the infrastructure level,
and this error is definitely one caused by a badly configured client, so
we wrap the construction and crap out with a Bad Request Error (HTTP
400) if it fails.
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This name `login` was misleading as this middleware didn't login
members, that was handled by the `authentication` middleware,
specifically `exchangeTokenForSession`
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- Secondary navigation means most nav concepts are supported, e.g. header & footer, or left & right
- The UI is added separately, this PR adds supporting concepts:
- make sure the default value is an empty array
- add support in the API (v3 only)
- add handling in the navigation helper
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- "[Test]" being appended (at the end of) the test email subject made it hard to scan for test emails. This fixes it by prepending "[Test]" to the subject.
Adds transaction support to `fetchPage` method. This is needed to be able to count members during the post publish transaction.
This is the next iteration over initial quick-fix: 90905b0212
* Added transaction support to pagination plugin
- This support is needed to be able to use `fetchPage` method in transactional context (example usecase was counting members when publishing post for emails)
* Passed transaction related options during email creation
- Without this SQLite would hang in a transaction and eventually timeout
* Updated parameter name for consistency
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We changed `reschedule` event to trigger adapter's `unschedule` and `schedule` methods since we now generate separate tokens(urls) for consistency as two different url(token) is needed to complete the reschedule functionality.
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The default scheduling generates a known, independent URL for publishing a resource. In case of resource being rescheduled or unscheduled, the adapter expects the the same URL to remove/update existing jobs. The URL includes a JWT token for API auth which is calculated from post model and appended to URL.
There was a bug in token generation which meant If we go to update or delete the job i.e. unschedule a post then a new token is used which means the existing scheduled job cannot be removed. This PR:
- removes issued at (`iat`) timestamp from token generation which lead to a different token being generated for same payload
- Fixes timestamp being used for URL calculation from resource model
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- the schedules controller wraps the post creation in a transaction
- we need to pass that transaction through to all other queries, especially on sqlite where a non-transaction query inside a transaction will lock up because there's only 1 connection available
- updates our model method calls to pass through the transaction options
- switches the members service `list()` call to a direct model `findAll()` call to avoid going through our pagination plugin because the raw knex query does not respect the transacting option
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- additional migration for the column added since the last 3.1 beta release to allow beta upgrades without rollbacks
- will be a no-op for upgrades from 3.0 as it's covered by `3.1/05-add-emails-table.js`
We want to allow admin users to trigger a retry of failed emails without having to go through the unpublish/republish dance.
- fixed resource identifier in email permissions migration so email permissions are added correctly
- added new email permissions migration so that beta releases can be upgraded without rollback (will be a no-op for any non-beta upgrades)
- added `/emails/:id/retry/` canary Admin API endpoint
- follows same URL pattern as theme activation
- only triggers mega service retry endpoint if the email has a `'failed'` status
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- In order to keep site/app.js module tidy and less coupled with members module we need to extract some of the functionality where it belongs conceptually
- Added "members enabled check" middleware to stripe webhook endpoint
- Reshuffled members middleware so that siteApp is in control of mounting points. This is meant to be a more explicit way to see which endpoints are being handled by members middleware
- Extracted member-specific public file middleware
- Unified use of `labs.member` alias method. Done for code style consistency
- Added basic members' test suite. This is a base we could work from when more modifications are needed
- Removed route handler for unexisting members file "members-theme-bindings.js". Calling this route otherwise causes a 500. Looks like a leftover from 49672a1e4d
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- a 401 is received from Mailgun when invalid credentials are used but the default error message of "Forbidden" is not particularly useful
- intercepts "Forbidden" and swaps it for "Invalid Mailgun credentials" to be more user-friendly
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- When whole email batch fails we want to allow retrying sending a batch when post is republished
- Refactored naming for email event handling in mega
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- Increased default mailgun retry limit to 5
- Handling retry logic closer to SDK layer gives less future manual handling
- Allowed failing request to be passed through to the caller
- To be able to handle failed requests more gracefully in the future we need all available error information to be given to the caller
- The previous method with `Promise.all` would have rejected a whole batch without providing details on each specific batch.
- Limited data returned with a failed message to batch values
- Added better error handling on mega layer
- Added new column to store failed batch info
- Added reference to mailgan error docs
- Refactored batch emailer to respond with instances of an object
- It's hard to reason about the response type of bulk mailer when multiple object types can be returned
- This gives more clarity and ability to check with `instanceof` check
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- adds new router to the frontend for handling unsubscribe
- default template lives in `core/server/frontend/views/unsubscribe.hbs`
- `{{error}}` is present and contains the error message when unsubscribe fails
- `{{member}}` is present and contains the member email
- updated unsubscribe url to match the new format
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- having a `send_email_when_published` property on the Post resource that only has an effect at certain times was confusing and was causing issues with clients that needed to know details of how that toggle worked
- makes `post.send_email_when_published` a fully read-only property in the API
- adds support for `?send_email_when_published=true` query param that can be passed in POST/PUT requests to the posts endpoint when scheduling or publishing a post - this is the only way to set `post.send_email_when_published` to `true`
- adds handling to ensure that `post.send_email_when_published` is always reset to `false` when reverting a post back to a draft _unless_ an email has already been sent
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- The switch is needed so that mailinglist work when posts are scheduled
- v3 API is the default stable API that should be preferably used by all clients (including Scheduler)
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Adds 2 new dynamic calculated fields on bulk email settings -
`isEnabled` - If mailgun is configured either with config or admin settings
`isConfig` - If mail is configured via config directly
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Mailgun expects `recipient-variables` to be a json object and fails to attempt sending the message in case its undefined, which is the case for test emails as they don't have member `uuid` or `unsubscribe` url. This sets a default empty object for `recipent-variables` in case of no data.
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- The limitation on Mailgun side of API seems to be 1000 emails per message.
- The only place where I could find a hard limit of 1000 emails per
batch was this PHP SDK issue: https://github.com/mailgun/mailgun-php/issues/469
- To store ids of sent messages introduce a mega column on the emails table. They can be synced with stats or other metrics during even pooling in the future
- Removed redundant `join(',')` statement.The SDK accepts an array of emails as well. Less code - better code :)
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- Tagging needs to be added to be able to group/filter sent messages for various reasons. An example use case is when multiple Ghost instances use the same mailgun account
- Tag value can be provided as a part of config.json file under
`bulkEmail.mailgun.tag` key
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- Fixed default email property output when the empty value is returned
- This is needed for consistency with other endpoint properties like primary_tag which are null when there is no value assigned
- Updated acceptance tests to handle email property
- Schema had to be updated to not use reference so that the information about email can be independent of the post - can still exist if the post is deleted
- Renames were done as that suits how emails would be handled by the bulk email handler
- These statuses are only for internal representation of the state and don't represent what happens to emails delivery-wise
- There is no need for 'sent' status as emails are "never done" and stats wold be checked for stats field would be used to check on details of the status
