refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/410
- The 'private' value in 'Cache-Control' response header for all errors made it impossible for shared caches (e.g.: Fastly, Cloudflare) to cache 404 responses efficiently.
- The change substitutes 'max-age=0' which should not effect the browser cache behavior but would allow shared caches to process such requests efficiently.
- A more loose caching logic only applies to 404 responses from GET requests that are not user-specific (non-authenticated, non-cookie containing requests)
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
- because of how the npm scripts were set up, we were running the full
Admin integration tests during the unit tests phase of CI
- this commit renames the majority of `test` to `test:unit` in the
package.json files, and aliases `test` to `test:unit`
- special packages like Admin have no-op'd `test:unit` scripts so we
don't end up running its tests
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1723
- Added count.replies to comments
- Added replies endpoint
- Limited returned replies to 3.
- Replaced likes_count with count.likes in comments
- Instead of fetching all the likes of a comment to determine the total count, we'll now use count.likes
- Instead of fetching all the likes of a comment to determine whether a member liked a comment, we'll now use count.liked (which returns the amount of likes of the current member, being 0 or 1). This is mapped to `liked` to make it more natural to work with.
The `members.test.snap` file changed because we no longer include `liked: false` if we didn't fetch the liked relation. And in the comments events of the activity feed the liked property is therefore removed.
These changes requires an update to the `bookshelf-include-count` plugin:
- Updated to also work for nested relations
- This moves the count queries from the `bookshelf-include-count` plugin to the `countRelations` method of each model.
- Updated to keep the counts after saving a model (crud.edit didn't return the counts before)
- we shouldn't need individual LICENSE files because these packages
won't be published, so the top-level one applies
- also cleaned up README files to remove mentions of Lerna monorepos and
install instructions
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/354
- set packages to `private: true`
- removed repository link - these packages won't be published so this
link won't be seen anywhere
- removed `publishConfig`
- As of Ghost 5.0 we only use the V2 version of jsonErrorRenderer
- Removed the old one, and renamed the V2 to not have a suffix any more
- Added 100% coverage to tests whilst here
- trying to call new RequestNotAcceptableError with a variable triggers a lint warning in newer versions of eslint-plugin-ghost
- this workaround is worth it for the safety of not allowing single strings to be passed in!
- this middleware block is used in v4 but not in v5
- we want to remove it and then rename handleJSONResponseV2 so that we have one single consistent error handling block
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/292
- There's a need to distinguish different types of RequestNotAcceptableError erros by their code. The code is also having an instructional name to give it more explicit utility (nice clue for a developer seeing the error)
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/280
- When an outdated client receives a 404 as a response there's no clear way to act on it. Plain 404 says nothing about need to update.
- In such cases the resourceNotFound handler should return a 406 error indicating the Ghost instance needs an update.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/280
- When an outdated client receives a 404 as a response there's no clear way to act on it. Plain 404 says nothing about need to update.
- In such cases the resourceNotFound handler should return a 406 error indicating the client need to update.
no issue
- When adding more methods under test to this file the require statement will becom difficult to read in one long line. Multiline statement is way nicer to track in git history too
