refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1387
This will allow us to move from the portal_products and portal_plans settings to using the visibility property on tiers to determine whether or not a tier should be visible in Portal. This updates admin to handle tier visibility property based on changes in settings. Old portal settings update is temporarily kept in though will not be used for determining visibility going forward. Also removes default product visibility being set on stripe connect.
refs e23ae31e8f
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/222
- In the referenced commit there was a mixup with the header naming used on the client. It should have been `Accept-Version` to start with. The `Content-Version` header will be returned from the server once there is logic attached to `Accept-Version` header processing
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1406
- added fetch of a single member to the dashboard initialisation if we don't already have some members loaded in memory
- added `showMembersGraphs` getter used in the conditional for rendering the members graphs block component
- if `improvedOnboarding` flag is disabled, return `showMemberData` so existing functionality is retained
- will return `false` if until the single-member fetch has completed if we don't already have any members in memory
- returns `true` if any members exist or the "get started" dashboard resources block has been dismissed
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1406
- separates concerns from the Dashboard controller so it's easier to refactor and change behaviour
- pre-req for introducing optional display of the graphs based on wider system status in a clean way
no issue
- the majority of our ignored linter problems had transitioned to warnings but we haven't yet reached a point where that is useful
- deleted and recreated the `.lint-todo` file to give us another 30 days to perform any automated cleanup
no issue
We made very limited use of the `ua-parser-js` sub-dependency that `ember-useragent` pulls in so it didn't seem worth having the fairly large 17KB import or the associated sub-dependency version resolutions.
- switched the two iOS and Safari detections to use associated Regexes on `navigator.userAgent`
- dropped the "Microsoft Edge not supported" message in the editor
- old Edge is still not supported but it was been replaced with a Chromium-based version that is supported a while back
- we can re-introduce a warning if we get any significant reports (there is nothing showing in Sentry for this alert in the last 14 days)
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1410
- added block invocation support to `<GhDatePicker>` that exposes the calendar components used inside the datepicker dropdown allowing for customisation of the dropdown content
- updated "last seen" datepicker to use the block invocation support to add buttons that select typical "time ago" dates
Co-authored-by: Peter Zimon <peter.zimon@gmail.com>
no issue
- members having multiple subscriptions is not really expected but if it does happen then the most recently updated subscription is most likely to be the one that we're interested in showing the details of in the members table
- added `{{most-recently-updated arr}}` helper+function that will return the item in the array argument with the most recent "updated at" value
- uses `updatedAtUTC` or `updatedAt` or `updated_at` values so it will work against any of our models or un-transformed API response objects
- updated `<GhMembersListItemColumn>` to use a `mostRecentSubscription` getter when showing subscription data rather than assuming the first object in the subscriptions array should be displayed
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1188
- The api throws a validation error when we try to add benefits with an empty name
- Before saving, we remove benefits with an empty name
- Added test for empty benefit names
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1410
- we have problems translating an "x days ago" NQL filter back to the UI component so as a temporary measure we're switching to a datepicker input as we have a working solution for that
- a later iteration will add shortcut buttons for selecting typical "x days ago" dates in the datepicker
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/222
- Without Admin API versioning through URL, Content-Versioning header will be the best way to suggest an expected version of the resource (formatting). Having this header in place should minimize the ammount of breaking changes and would allow for the server to respond accordingly for a particular client version
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/222
- Admin API has the latest version alliased without a verion to prepare to the switch in Ghost v5. As we completely control Ghost Admin it makes sense to dogfood our latest changes
- Starting with Ghost v5 there will be no API versioning in the URL, this is groundwork for those new realities
no issue
- shortened invalid date format error message in `<GhDatePicker>` to "Date must be YYYY-MM-DD" so it's less likely to wrap
- added `@maxDateError` and `@minDateError` arguments to `<GhDatePicker>` allowing override of the default "Must be on or before xxxx-xx-xx" message shown when the inputted date is outside of the allowed range
- updated `<GhDatePicker>` usage in the "Created" member filter to use "Must be in the past" error message when a future date is selected
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1319
Due to how JS implements numbers, it's possible that when we multiple a number with 2 decimal places by 100 that we do not end up with an integer e.g. 9.95 * 100 = 994.999...
This is not a valid price for the API and so we must round it to the nearest integer. We round off prices both at source as well as in ties serializer to make sure we never send non integer prices to API.
no issue
- added datepicker based filter for the next billing date of paid subscriptions
- updated table to add "Next billing date" column when filtered, showing the paid subscription's current period end date
no issue
- if `<option>` elements are re-rendered without the parent `<select>` being re-rendered, Firefox does not pick up the new `selected` option
- we were seeing this behaviour when the options in an operator select get updated after changing the filter type, Firefox was always selecting the first option rather than the "selected" option
- switched the `filters` array from an EmberArray instance over to a tracked built in Array instance and changed the "edit" behaviour when changing a filter type so we fully replace a `Filter` instance in the filters array with a new instance which causes an overall re-render of that filter row avoiding the Firefox issue
no issue
- added datepicker based filter for the start date of paid subscriptions
- updated table to add "Start date" column when filtered, showing the paid subscription's start date
no issue
- prevents automatically filtering out all of today's members as soon as a "Created" filter is added as happened when the default was "before"
no issue
- updated default date filter values so they match the date in the site timezone rather than local timezone
- fixes problems such as defaulting to 2022-03-01 when you're in UTC@4AM but the current date in the site timezone of UTC-5 at that time is 2022-02-28
no issue
- updated NQL generation to adjust dates in filter string so they are the UTC equivalent
- eg, in UTC-5 "created on or after 2022-02-22" becomes `created_at:>='2022-02-22 05:00:00'`
- updated NQL parsing to take a UTC date filter, convert to a date in the site timezone, then convert to a local date in a way that the datepicker input value matches the respective site timezone date
- eg, in UTC-5 `created_at:<='2022-02-22 04:59:59` becomes "created on or before 2022-02-21"
