refs #10105
- `options.where` is an older deprecated logic
- before the filter language was invented, Ghost generates statements for knex
- if we want to replace GQL with NQL, we can't generate these statements
- they are not understood from NQL, because NQL uses mongo JSON
- go through usages and rewrite the statements
- invent `extraFilters` for now
- we need to keep the support for `status` or `staticPages` for now (API requirement)
- IMO both shortcuts in the extra filters should be removed in the future
This commit is required for https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/10159!
closes#10118
All behind a members labs switch for now
* Added filter for member only content
* Updated frame context
* Cleaned up members content check
* Cleanup
* Cleanup
* Ensured members filtering works without include=tags
* Protected against missing query
* Fixed usage of include vs withRelated
* Moved includeTags logic for members behind members flag to use tags
* Cleanup
* Update input serializer dependency
Co-Authored-By: rishabhgrg <zrishabhgarg@gmail.com>
* Added some explanations
closes#10144
- When the input image is well optimized and has smaller byte size than the processed one it's still being used
- Bumped sharp version to have access to `size` property
* Added updateLastSeen method to user model
refs #10138
* Refactor codebase to use user.updateLastSeen
refs #10138
This is to ensure all updates go via the same method, meaning any
specific logic can be handled in one place, it also helps with grepping
the codebase to find where this occurs
* Created updateUserLastSeen middleware for v2 admin
refs #10138
This is intended to be used with the v2 admin api and _possibly_ the
content api, to give us an accruate report on thelast time a user access
a ghost instance.
* Wired updateUserLastSeen up to v2 Admin API
closes#10138
* Fixed broken test for v2 admin api
no-issue
This test was broken because it was incorrectly testing for a method to
be called exactly once - this was irrelevant to the functionality being
tested for.
* Updated user check method to set status to active
no-issue
* Debounced the updateUserLastSeen middlware an hour
no-issue
* Resolved some PR comments
closes#10114
* Members lab enabled to be always true behind developer experiments flag
* Members lab set to true for themes behind developer experiments flag
Note: This change uses hard-coded labs value for members based on enableDeveloperExperiments flag, ideal implementation for later is to pick those value from settings.
no-issue
This is because the Content API will eventually be accessed not just
from Content API keys. The addition of a Content API specific
authorization middleware is because:
1. content api should not authorize based on req.user
2. content api will need separate authorization than admin api
no issue
Assets moved from gh-pages to https://github.com/tryghost/static and hostname changed, redirects already in place. Can be tested on https://demo.ghost.io (image should all work fine, try visiting one directly to verify redirect works)
closes#10065
- Added UTC offset to dates returned by Content API
- Added test checking new format is compatible with Admin API
- Refactored output serializer mapping logic
* Added Node v10 Support
no issue
Signed-off-by: kirrg001 <katharina.irrgang@googlemail.com>
* Bump amperize to version 0.3.8
no issue
* Bump mysql to version 2.16.0
no issue
- mysql 2.15.0 uses a deprecated notation for timers
- e.g. timers.unenroll()
* Bump sub dependencies
no issue
- e.g. knex-migrator used mysql 2.15.0
* Bump dependencies
no issue
* Replaced `new Buffer` with `Buffer.from`
no issue
- Buffer() is deprecated due to security and usability issues.
- https://nodejs.org/en/docs/guides/buffer-constructor-deprecation/
no issue
- When importing Ghost 2.0 blogs into 2.0 blogs...
- The Koenig image card would lose it's cardWidth setting,
- because it'd be overridden by the imageStyle setting, which was null
- The importer previous _only_ kept the width if importing 1.0 blogs
Closes#10041
1. Why is this change neccesary?
String.prototype.length returns the number of code units in the string (number
of characters) while Buffer.byteLength returns the actual byte length of a
string.
2. How does it address the issue?
Places that use String.prototype.length to calculate Content-Length
were switched to Buffer.byteLength instead.
