refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/467
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/12731
- settings are mostly fetched directly from the settings cache rather than via the API so they aren't subject to the API-level output serializers that transform URLs meaning that URLs in the front-end ended up with raw `__GHOST_URL__` replacement strings
- added images to the Settings model's `parse()` method so they are transformed immediately when fetching from the database
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/467
- switches to storing "transform-ready" URLs in the database
- transform-ready URLs contain a `__GHOST_URL__` placeholder that corresponds to the configured url that gives a few benefits
- much faster and less memory intensive output transformations through not needing to parse html or markdown - the transform can be achieved using a straightforward regex find+replace
- ability to change to/from or rename subdirectory without any manual updates to the database
- modified existing 4.0 url-transformation migration rather than adding another one and repeating the transformation on posts rows
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/525
We expect the member event tables to be large, and they contain what is
considered metadata. For this reason we do not want to include them in
the export of sites.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/469
- Cleans up response format for mrr and volume stats endpoint to more consistent pattern
- Removes `unit` attribute for now as its not used
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/510
- Changed to return the full hostSettings key, not just the billing URL
- We are introducing several more settings that are needed by Admin including limits
- Passing the whole object makes this much easier to reason about as Admin has the exact same config as the server
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/510
- The current member limit was implemented as a member-specific concept
- The new limit service is much more generic, here we are swapping old for new
- The updated concept here is blocking all publishing, not just email sending, when a site is over its member limit
- To determine that we are publishing a post, we must be in the model layer. The code has been moved to the permissible function which makes sense as this is a permissions error that we are throwing
- I've left the extra check for email retries in, in case there is some loophole here (but we may wish to change it)
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/510
- In the case that host config is provided, keep staff users within the limiti
- The definition of a staff user is a user with a role other than Contributor, and whose status is not inactive
- Contributors don't count
- Suspended (status inactive) users don't count
- Locked users DO count
- Invited users DO count
- You can't invite more staff users whilst there are pending invites
- You can't unsuspend a user, or change the role on a user in such a way as will take you over your limit
- You can't import staff users - all imported users are automatically set to Contributors
- As part of this work, we are changing the default Ghost user to a Contributor otherwise it uses up a staff user
Note: there is one known active bug with this commit.
- Assume you have one remaining user within your limit. You send an invite, this works.
- You cannot "resend" that invite, it will think you're sending a new invite and hit the limit
- You must "revoke" that invite first, and create a new one
- This bug exists because the resend function uses the add endpoint & does a delete+add, but this hits the permission check before the delete
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/510
- When the host config was introduced it was incorrectly introduced as host_settings instead of hostSettings
- All other Ghost config uses camelCase, so changing this now before it becomes a problem
- Note: Also removed some rogue return awaits that don't make sense. It's not possible to hit that case, but cleaning up anyway
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/509
- Allows to update and read 'locale' key along with the deprecated 'lang'
- In Ghost v5 the 'lang' key will be dropped and the migration in settings table will clean up the key name to match the one exposed through the APIs
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/509
- During 3.x we standardised on "lang" instead of "default_locale" for the site setting, which was an assumption based on an earlier change to @site.lang to make <html lang="@site.lang"> read nicer. This was a mistake as the field represents more than "lang" its a "locale". With this changeset we introduce a transition to use "locale" name for the value instead of "lang"
- Adds `@site.locale" value in as well as new 'locale' property in Content API's response
- "lang" will be considered as deprecated starting with API v4 and will be dropped completely with API v5
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/509
- Flipping around key/newKey pair allows to map multiple keys to the same field in the settings
- This becomes handy when there's a need to deprecate a field. For example, we are about to introduce a 'locale' setting which would need to map to 'lang' db key, with current structure it's impossible to have many:1 mapping because it's impossible to have duplicate keys in the JS object ("hash")
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/513
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/477
- We have skipped work to improve the 'defaultTo' value when working on Ghost 4.0 release, so adding this comment while context loaded
- defaultTo should not be set to anything as it leads to more maintenance work during major version bump
- having validation might make sense but could lead to similar maintenance work unless it's linked to some global nosion of "supported API versions" used everywhere
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/513
- Having exports in no particular order was making it hard to spot if there's anything missing
- Having a DESC order on the exported API versions makes it very easy to modify and maintain in the future
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/510
- added and wired up the new limit service, which is a lazy-loaded service
- this handles the case that there are host limits set in config, and wraps all the logic needed for detecting exceeded limits & throwing limit errors
- expects limits to be set in config under `host_settings.limits`
- supported limits are managed in the limit service, outside of core
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/12610
refs https://github.com/mailgun/mailgun-js-boland/blob/v0.22.0/lib/request.js#L285-L333
The mailgun domain is used by the mailgun API to construct the URL for
the API. e.g for a domain of "mg.example.com" the URL for the API
messages would look like:
https://api.mailgun.net/v3/mg.example.com/messages
One weird thing about the mailgun API is that if the path does not map
to an API endpoint, then instead of a 404, we get a 200, with a body of
"Mailgun Magnificent API".
The `mailgun-js` library which we use, expects a JSON response, and will
return a body of undefined if it does not get one.
This all resulted in us trying to read the property `id` of an undefined
`body` variable. The fix here is to reject the containing Promise, if
there is no body. So that the default error handling will kick in.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/513
- Bumping version as this is now the latest stable API.
- The change might cause this particular side effect (acceptable for major version): if a member requests a login URL when the instance is on 3.x version and site owner upgrades do 4.x before member authenticates through login link, the login will fail and the member will have to request a new login URL.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/12541
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/12689
- the analytics job had been switched to create it's own instance of EmailAnalyticsService to avoid requiring logging but the analytics extraction branch was created before this change and wasn't picked up when merging
- pulled `queries` option object into a separate file for re-use
- updated `fetchLatest` job to conform to extracted library interface
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/493
- all functionality except that directly related to Ghost's database and business logic now lives in external packages
- @tryghost/email-analytics-service
- @tryghost/email-analytics-provider-mailgun
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/12716
- This change is made to avoid using now deprecated 'v2' API anywhere in the codebase.
- Switching to 'v4' should not cause sideeffects as this parameter is always present within the URL when Admin API is used
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/12716
- The code in serializePostModel was broken and always defaulted to 'v3'! It refered to non-existent `model.get('api_version')` there's no such field in posts model! Changed the implementation so that the API version is passed in as a parameter to the method instead
- The style of providing "defaults" everywhere creates a need for future maintenance when we bump the version e.g in Ghost v5. Maybe reworking these methods to require a passed version and throwing an error instead would be more maintainable long-term?
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/12716
- The default API in Ghost v4 will be `'v4'`. When a new webhook is created or any data passes through serialization it should assume `v4` as a fallback if not specified.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/498
Requests to fetch the data of the logged in member made without a
session cookie were responsing with 400 Bad Request. This was incorrect
and always should have been a 401 Unauthorized.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/498
This was filling up logs with less than useful information - for every
single request made by a non-member to the frontend. Be gone!
no-issue
The slack setting in 1.x did not have a `username` property. When
updating from 1.x, the migration to move the slack setting from a JSON
blob to two individual settings, would assume that the setting in the
database would have a value for the `username` property. This resulted
in errors on SQLite "sqlite does not support inserting default values."
The fix here is to add defaults when reading from the database, meaning
that we will _never_ attempt to insert `undefined`
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/476
* Moved paid subscription events population migration
This migration relies on the members_stripe_customers and
members_stripe_customer_subscriptions tables having no orphaned records
in order for it to correcly generate its data.
The migration to clean up orphaned records in those tables has not been
implemented yet, moving this migration free's up the "14" slot
* Removed orphaned stripe data from SQLite3
SQLite databases do not handle removing orphaned stripe records after a
member has been deleted. Our migration to populate the paid subscription
events relies on each customer and subscription being associated with a
member.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/494
The migrations in 3.1.0 which added email permissions did not add those
permissions to the roles. This means that whilst we have the permissions
in the database, only the Owner role could use any of them.
This migration ensures that the email related permissions are added to
the correct roles.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/12602
As part of the member events, we added a third status of 'comped'.
Members with a status of 'comped' should still be considered paid, so
this fixes the definition of the paid flag to take that into account.
refs 17feb14e4a
- The original commit adding this intended to add transactions, following the pattern of always forcing a transaction when we use bookshelf-relations
- (We use bookshelf-relations here because integrations have api-keys and webhooks associated wtih them and we upsert as one)
- These add and edit methods were inadvertently added to the wrong argument object/section of bookshelf (really fucking easily done, one day we will fix bookshelf so its easier to work with)
- Bottom line: these methods have never been called
- I tried moving them to the right section, but this created test failures throughout our acceptance tests:
- Error: Transaction query already complete, run with DEBUG=knex:tx for more info
- This is likely because we need to account for integrations being used as part of the auth step in the before part of tests
- In terms of yak-shaving, fixing these tests is one step too far right now. I think not having this code here at all is a better state than having it look like it works when it doesn't
