refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/245
- Session didn't have a serializer because it's deliberately a passthrough
- With the upcoming refactor we want to have all the serializers defined explicitly
- This will allow us to change the default behaviour
- Tests were added to cover this endpoint in 2cf7e00493
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/245
- sendTestEmail was missing a serializer because it's deliberately a passthrough
- With the upcoming refactor we want to have all the serializers defined explicitly
- This will allow us to change the default behaviour
- Updated the tests to prove the body doesn't change
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/245
- Slack didn't have a serializer because it's deliberately a passthrough
- With the upcoming refactor we want to have all the serializers defined explicitly
- This will allow us to change the default behaviour
- Tests already cover this endpoint
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/245
- The destroy endpoint was missing a serializer
- Instead of adding one, I've refactored to use an all method that's a passthrough
- Updated the tests to use the same pattern as others to make it clearer this is tested
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/245
- The destroy endpoint was missing a serializer
- As this serializer uses the same createSerializer pattern as members, I've copied the passthrough from members into here
- This ensures the behaviour will stay the same when the default behaviour changes
- Updated the tests to prove the body doesn't change
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/245
- This was the only endpoint in the members API that didn't have a serializer
- It just needs to be a simple passthrough, but we define it so we can change the default
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/245
- The destroy endpoint was missing a serializer
- Instead of adding one, we've refactored to use the standard structure for this serializer
- Updated the tests to prove the body doesn't change
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/245
- There was only a serializer in place for redirects.download.
- Upload was falling through, which means nothing happens by default atm
- We want to change this default, so I'm making sure all our routes have serializers declared and tests
- Updated the tests and checked the behaviour was the same before and after:
- We can't use our new framework here yet because it doesn't support uploads or downloads
- Instead, just add simple matching for the body of the responses
- this is a minified version of `core/frontend/public/ghost.css`, but it
is a release asset and shouldn't be committed to git
- without this change, the file will show up in git and people might
accidentally commit it
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/248
- When using the framework it was laways confusing to remember which variable would trigger the snapshot updates. Having aliases to most common "typos" makes the DX way better.
- List of updated variables triggering all snapshot updates:
SNAPSHOT_UPDATE
UPDATE_SNAPSHOT
SNAPSHOTS_UPDATE
UPDATE_SNAPSHOTS
- Additionally this bump automatically fixes missing trailing slashes in URLs used in tests
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/241
- The `engines.ghost-api` property has been deprecated and the support for it will be dropped in Ghost v5 due to versionless nature of the Content API.
- When uploading a new theme or activating existing one that uses ghost-api in it's config a warning will be shown to the user
no issue
- Just a small refactor as it was becoming painful to change the version in three places while experimenting with gscan
- Also follows the "rule of 3"
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/169
refs 7becf0a2b2
- The referenced commit has dropped existance of Content and Admin APIs under `/canary/` prefix, which made a breaking change and clients that are still relying on "canary" started to break.
- The `/canary/` prefix should be used up untill the introduction of Ghost v5, otherwise we run the risk of accidentally breaking API clients.
- we use this property in the code but it was missing from the messages
object
- this was causing an error in the `tpl` library so this commit adds the
correct message
refs 8b5b0b12e8
- we've added some Renovate config to run this automatically but we
should run this manually first so the first dependency bump won't
contain extraneous cleanups
- split out the two tests that use files, as the new framework doesn't support this yet
- convert the 3 existing tests for the settings endpoint to use the new framework
- introduced a new pattern of using a function to generate a matching array, so that we can do extra stuff
- in this case, just one of the items needed a matcher for the value, which results in slightly weird code
- wrapping in a function gives us somewhere to do this and leave a comment
- some tests were inconsistently using copy-pasted matchers
- instead, we should define them once and use them everywere
- this keeps the tests easy to read and maintain
no issue
- adds a separate activity feed screen with all member events
- can be filtered to show specific event types
- can be filtered by a specific member to show their full event feed
- updated member details screen to show all events instead of just email events
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1141
- switched to the same member fetch method as used in `GET /member/:id/` so there's consistent data available when rendering the API responses
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1302
- Added the `MemberCancelEvent` model to MembersApi
- Triggered when a subscription is canceled by an admin or by the member
- Updated shared dependencies
Co-authored-by: Simon Backx <simon@ghost.org>
- Attempted to make it clearer what the db utils do and what each one is for
- Clearly marked the old clearData & initData as deprecated, we don't want to mix db and url service resets
- The fast truncateAll method can fail
- If it does, use knex-migrate to do a safe reset of the DB instead
- This is being done to try to make test runs more reliable in the face of database errors
- if the database does not exist, ignore the error
- tables that don't exist don't need truncating
- instead wait until the next thing calls init, that will cause a fresh db to be created in the correct state
- inside of reset, if the truncate fails then do a full reset instead
- some code in tests were still using various unreliable methods to determine the database in use
- DatabaseInfo is the correct method to check if the db is mysql or sqlite
- Exposed DatabaseInfo via our test db-utils to make this easier
- CSS was updated previously, but the minified version wasn't
- as a result the private site landing page was visually broken
- minified CSS is built as part of `grunt prod`, called during `grunt release`
