refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/211
Previous code was creating a new ajv instance for each call, as well as
loading the schemas, which are cached. This was causing a memory leak as
ajv caches all schemas.
We've replaced it with one instance of ajv, and conditionally
loading/compiling the schemas if they haven't been seen before.
* Installed `@tryghost/members-{api,auth-pages}`
no-issue
* Used @tryghost/members-auth-pages in member service
no-issue
* Used @tryghost/members-api in members service
no-issue
* Deleted core/server/lib/members
no-issue
* Fixed parent app tests
no-issue
Requiring the members api (via the `gateway` getter) was throwing an
error, so we stub out the members service getters
closes#10709
- Only transform a canonical URL that is identical with the Blog URL to a relative URL when the protocol matches as well
- Leave the canonical URL absolute for all other cases
- Use case for this is e. g. when users want to port over their Facebook comments/shares/likes after a move from `http` to `https`
closes#10706
- Fixed a bug where we weren't assigning `summary_large_image` as Twitter card property when no feature image is provided, but a dedicated Twitter image
- Updated test to reflect this case to be tested better
no-issue
This bump to members-ssr includes an update which no longer consumes the
request stream when calling getMemberDataFromSession. Previously, this
method was called on every request to the theme layer, and the
private-blogging middleware was unable to parse the body as the request
stream had already been consumed.
no issue
- case: restart Ghost and while having a scheduled post
- caused by 4acc375fb6 (diff-4726ce3c4d18d41afad4b46cb0aa7dd3)
- the bug exists since 2.12
- Bookshelf added support (or better said fixed a bug) for accessing previous attributes
- `object.updated('published_at')` always returned "undefined", because the self-implementation < 2.12 only remembered previous attributes after update (see https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/blob/2.11.0/core/server/models/base/index.js#L234)
- but `object.previous('published_at')` returns the current value (object.get('published_at') === object.previous('published_at') -> and that's why rescheduling on bootstrap never worked
- might fix https://forum.ghost.org/t/scheduled-posts-never-publish/6873/10
- reduced timeouts on scheduling unit tests
no issue
- when sending `html` with `?source=html` to the v2 Admin API it's now possible to include blocks of HTML that will be extracted to html cards rather than going through the normal lossy html-to-mobiledoc conversion
Example usage would be sending HTML in the following format:
```html
<p>Some standard content...</p>
<!--kg-card-begin: html-->
<div class="my-custom-html">...</div>
<!--kg-card-end: html-->
<p>Some more content...</p>
```
In this case an html card will be created in the mobiledoc with the content `<div class="my-custom-html">...</div>`.
no-issue
It turned out that due to the mismatch between `"members"` and
`"member"`, that not a single row was added to the database via this
migration. Clearing the file for simplicity.
no-issue
The original migration read data from the fixtures, and ensured the
relations were made. Now the fixtures have been corrected, we can use
the same migration for 2.22
no-issue
The previous relations were setup to match against "members", which is
plural, but the object_type on the permission is "member". This was
causing the permissions to not be added as a relation to the role.
no-issue
The previous postinstall script used the unix specific `cp` command,
which caused installing on Windows to break. This replaces it with an
npm module which handles copying files agnostic to platform.
* Added caption support to code card renderer
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost-Admin/pull/1181
- when a caption for a code card is provided, render the contents inside a `<figure>` element with a `<figcaption class="kg-card kg-code-card">` to match other caption-enabled cards
no-issue
Plans are distinct from subscriptions, as in theory a subscription could
have many plans. These moves the construction of the plans array into
the getMember function so that every consumer has access to the same
data.
no-issue
This file is copied across on install, making it easy to update via
package.json, tbh we could not commit it to the repo - but it makes
sense to be able to see it when browing the file explorer. Any bumps in
package.json will update the file, so that it is prompted to be
commited.
