no issue
- Renovate will open PRs to bump dependencies but these are unassigned
- Renovate does have the ability to set assignees, but these are blanket
assigns not based upon the package that is being upgraded
- we want to assign them to the owners of the package that is being
upgraded
- I've created the `gh-auto-assign` GitHub CLI exntension which reads a
`.github/AUTO_ASSIGN` file and assign PRs based upon the entries listed
- this commit adds the initial `AUTO_ASSIGN` file and GitHub Actions
workflow to trigger when a PR is opened
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1006
The @tryghost/members-api module has been updated to remove webhooks
from Stripe when disconnecting. This will ensure that we do not leave
around old/invalid webhooks that will not be handled and generate
errors.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1006
Moving the logic of disconnecting Stripe into the members-api module
decouples the Ghost API from the Members API internals. This method can
now be updated independently of Ghost, to implement the deletion of
webhooks from Stripe.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1000
Some free members were created with a status of 'comped', this resulted
in MemberStatusEvents being created with a `to_status` of 'comped'.
In 4.12 we fixed the status for all free members, but we did not update
the associated member_status_event.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/995
Since we reintroduced the comped status, we did not update the
subscription handling to correctly set members to a status of comped
when they were on a 'Complimentary' plan. This meant that 'comped' members
had a status of 'paid'. The changes to @tryghost/members-api ensure that
handling subscriptions going forward will not result in this error.
Since we handle the Complimentary plan correctly now, we do not need to
manually check for the existence of one, we can instead rely on the
status to set the `comped` flag.
* Migrated members comped status to reflect subscriptions
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/995
Due to a bug in subscription handling, members with Complimentary stripe
subscriptions were incorrectly given a status of 'paid'.
The goal of this migration is to fix existing broken members, and it
will be accompanied by a fix which prevents the bug for future members.
Since we are updating the status properties for members, we must ensure
that we also update the relevant member_status_events entries too, so
that we do not have incompatible sums between events and statuses.
For example, if we were to use events to graph comped members over time,
we would want the current count to match the query on statuses:
`SELECT COUNT(*) FROM members WHERE status='comped';`
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/12942
The function signature of this method has changed, and was only updated
in the canary API, this meant that API requests attempting to link a
stripe customer to a member would error for the v3 API.
no-issue
The ProductRepository changed to require the options parameter which is
not passed when created complimentary subscriptions. This updates the
code to no longer require the options parameter and instead provide a
default.
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1024
Our importer would set the default value of all posts_meta keys to
`null`. This is an invalid value for the `email_only` key which only
accepts booleans.
Since we are already looping over the schema to create the default
values, we can use the `defaultTo` property in the schema to use the
intended default, and fall back to `null` if it doesn't exist.
We've used the `Reflect.has` function to determine if the `defaultTo`
key exists, as opposed to a truthy check, because it's possible that a
falsy value (e.g. false, in the case of email_only) can be used as the
default.
no-issue
The ProductRepository changed to require the options parameter which is
not passed when created complimentary subscriptions. This updates the
code to no longer require the options parameter and instead provide a
default.
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1024
Our importer would set the default value of all posts_meta keys to
`null`. This is an invalid value for the `email_only` key which only
accepts booleans.
Since we are already looping over the schema to create the default
values, we can use the `defaultTo` property in the schema to use the
intended default, and fall back to `null` if it doesn't exist.
We've used the `Reflect.has` function to determine if the `defaultTo`
key exists, as opposed to a truthy check, because it's possible that a
falsy value (e.g. false, in the case of email_only) can be used as the
default.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/694
- The canary schedules controller was refactored to use newly introduced post-scheduling service in a previous commit. This is a follow up to match v2/v3 controllers as they had identical code to the canary one.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/694
- The controller code is not meant to contain complex business logic.
- Kept the pattern used in all modules under services/themes. The install module shold be refactored into a class with DI pattern when touched next.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/694
- Additional try/catch block needed in async/await implementation increased method complexity and broke the complexity linting rule. This is a dirty way to fix the warning. Ideally the implementation should stay with async/await syntax and instead move the custom error handling logic into some different layer. For example we could introduce a separate "stage" in the API framework's "pipeline" where we'd catch and handle in a generic way all of the "unique" types of errors. It would make sense to have a generic handler because this same code happens in labels, member and few more places.
refs baccbb4942
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/694
- The change is here to remove yet another ESLint method complexity error
- The custom error handling complexity was introduced here in a referenced commit without an obvious reason. The specifics of how the "sendTestEmail" method handles errors should not leak out from the method, if there are errors in the response they should be handled internally and the method would uniformly reject with a single error.
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/694
- The code complexity in the email preview's read controller method was breaking the complexity rule in ESLint. To reduce the complexity extracted common parts into mega service
no refs
- adds refinements to change plan UI in Portal
- adds other UI refinements to Portal for multiple tiers
- updates scrolling behavior in Portal in preview mode
- bumps `@tryghost/portal` to `1.9`
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/694
- async/await has been a standard way to handle async code throughout the codebase. Refactoring it before moving code makes it way easier to reason about similarities between multiple controllers
no-issue
When updating products we make many reads and writes to the database,
some of these reads were not happening inside of a transaction which was
causing issues when loading the members setting page. This bumps the
@tryghost/members-api dependency to ensure that all of the database
operations happen inside of the transaction
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/860
refs 5405b6ca7c
- The slow test was running slow because it's not a "unit test" it is testing much more. Moved it to a correct suite - regression which simplified the logic a lot (no need to mock db calls).
- Brought back the 2000ms limit as the bottleneck has been solved
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/860
- Lifting it slightly just so the timeout doesn't waste team's time on false-positive failures. A follow up commit should put the threshold back to the original value and solve the slow test
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/892
- When a published email-only post is edited on the client it sends through a "sent" status over to the backend over PUT endpoint. It's a valid new status that should be accepted by the validation
