refs e3db911108
Contributors/Authors/Editors do not have permissions to fetch members so the request to fetch a member count when checking member host limits fails and blocked publishing because it was treated like a failed limit check.
- prevented the up-front limit check from running for non-Admin staff users. Publishing will still fail for other users if the site is over the hosting plan members limit but the error will be shown later in the flow when the actual publish request is made.
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1885
- adds limit check for members to the `PublishOptions` class when it's constructed to set a `publishDisabledError` property if the limit check fails
- if `publishOptions.publishDisabledCheck` is present, all publish options in the publish flow are disabled, the underlying error message is shown, and the continue button is removed to prevent filling in everything only to find at the end of the process that publishing fails
- added handling for a `HostLimitError` error from the API when confirming publishing so the proper underlying message is displayed instead of the confusing "Host limit error, cannot edit post" error
- this is a backup measure for any instances where you're under the max members limit when starting the publish flow but are over the limit when you reach the end of the publish flow
no issue
Since `ember-moment@10.0` it's not been necessary to use the `ember-cli-moment-shim` package, with `moment` instead being usable directly via `ember-auto-import`. Getting rid of the shim package is necessary for compatibility with `embroider`, Ember's new build tooling.
- dropped `ember-cli-moment-shim` dependency
- added `moment-timezone` dependency and updated all imports to reflect the different package
- worked around `ember-power-calendar` having `ember-cli-moment-shim` as a sub-dependency
- added empty in-repo-addon `ember-power-calendar-moment` to avoid `ember-power-calendar` complaining about a missing package
- added `ember-power-calendar-utils` in-repo-addon that is a copy of `ember-power-calendar-moment` but without the build-time renaming of the tree for better compatibility with embroider
no issue
The default recipients setting "Usually nobody" was being respected with the email recipient list defaulting to no members selected. However the UI for that state was confusing because the default publish options ended up being "Publish and email" and "Not sent as a newsletter" but it was expected to be "Publish" with the newsletter option being disabled.
- updated the `PublishOptions` setup to reflect the desired outcome for "Usually nobody"
- default publish type is set to "Publish"
- default email recipients are set to match post visibility - this means there are fewer clicks required when switching from "Publish" to "Publish and send"
- updated mirage data setup so any members created are automatically assigned to any newsletter instance with `subscribeOnSignup` set
- ensures we get proper member counts in the publish flow
no issue
- fixed incorrect conversion of time when converting between site tz and utc when setting scheduled hour/minute in publish flow
- we initially created a UTC `newDate` moment from `publishOptions.scheduledAtUTC` but then used `newDate.tz(siteTimezone).format()` to get the time which was the source of the bug, it was assumed that was a non-destructive action returning a new date but it actually changed the underlying date resulting in the later calculations causing timezone adjustments to be applied twice
- simplified by not converting to UTC inside the publish-at component as that's already handled inside PublishOptions
- fixed time not resetting to minimum schedule time when set to earlier date than allowed
no issue
Problem:
- the server stores time with second-level precision but we send milliseconds
- when scheduling a post we were storing the selected publish-at time in the PublishOptions instance with non-zero milliseconds as the initial date was based on now+5mins
- when we were saving after the initial schedule that millisecond-containing time was still being used resulting in a perceived time difference in our client-side and server-side validations indicating that the published_at value should be updated, but when that time was <2 mins in the future the published_at change validation was triggered resulting in errors
Solution:
- ensure we only set times on PublishOptions with 0 milliseconds
- update client-side validations so we only trigger published_at validation when it's dirty
Also fixed:
- client-side validation errors were not shown on the confirm step due to a missing `.args`
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1596
This commit updates admin to align with the changes in the backend in https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/14798
- `post.email_recipient_filter` option and property is renamed to `email_segment`
- `newsletter_id` option is renamed to `newsletter` (and now uses slug instead of id)
- Sending a post via email, means you need to set the `newsletter` option. The `email_segment` option is optional now and defaults to `all`. Not setting `newsletter` means not sending an email, setting `email_segment` is ignored if `newsletter` is missing.
- We can no longer use `email_recipient_filter` (now renamed to `email_segment`) to know whether a post is published/scheduled to be sent as an email. We need to rely on the newsletter relation now. The `email_segment` `none` value has been dropped and will be `all` even if no email will be sent (newsletter will be null).
- `sendEmailWhenPublished` option is no longer supported in the backend.
no issue
- there are no restrictions on Editor/Author emailing on the API side
- removed `user.canEmail` computed property as it's only contributors that don't have publish/email permissions and they aren't shown the publishing flow anyway
no issue
- roles that don't have email permissions also don't have permissions to read newsletters so we shouldn't attempt to fetch any during PublishOptions setup
no issue
Only Admins/Owners can browse members to get member counts but Editors/Authors are allowed to send email. This means we need to account for the count figures being missing.
- added guard to the total member count fetch in `PublishOptions`
- guard needed because the failed API request would abort setup
- when the current user isn't an admin, set the total member count to 1 to avoid email options being disabled
- added guard in the `{{members-count-fetcher}}` resource so we're not triggering API errors and the count is kept as `null` so it's handled automatically if passed to `{{gh-pluralize}}`
- updated `<GhMembersRecipientSelect>` to not show counts (or the surrounding `()`) when the count is `null`
no issue
- `PublishOptions` was exported from the `<EditorLabs::PublishManagement>` component as a convenience when development started but both have now grown in size and are easier to read as separate files
