no issue
- Migrated default scheduling adapter to use Got via the request proxy
- SchedulingDefault is the only module that was using superagent so removed it as a dependency
refs #9441
* Updated top-level ids to use const
* Removed one layer of indentation
* Added .eslintignore files for server and test tasks
* Added npm scripts for eslint
* Fixed lint command in w/ grunt
* Uninstalled grunt-eslint
* Added eslint config
no issue
- switch away from forked version of `oembed-parser` - our changes are merged upstream
- latest `oembed-parser` has a newer version of the providers list
no issue
- sometimes the Ghost-Admin build will succeed but show a `module is not defined` error. The only fix we've found so far is a computer restart (most reliable) or to clean the yarn cache and re-install the admin dependencies
- adds `yarn fixmodulenotdefined` that:
1. runs `yarn cache clean`
2. changes to `{ghost}/core/client` then deletes `node_modules`, `tmp`, and `dist`, before re-installing dependencies with `yarn`
3. changes back to `{ghost}/`
- after running the command you'll need to run `grunt dev` or similar again
refs #10438
- Added validation helper based on JSON schema
- Added schema validation for POST/PUT in /posts endpoints
- Refactored existing authors validation test suite
- Extended test coverage with a minimally required structure of post.add validator
no issue
- express-hbs has been updated to depend on handlebars@4.0.13 which protects against a potential RCE
- Ghost itself was not vulnerable to the RCE due to protection by gscan which does not allow themes using unknown helpers to be installed/activated
These changes introduce a new "service" to the members api, which handles getting and creating subscriptions.
This is wired up to get subscription information when creating tokens, and attaching information to the token, so that the Content API can allow/deny access.
Behind the subscription service we have a Stripe "payment processor", this holds the logic for creating subscriptions etc... in Stripe.
The logic for getting items out of stripe uses a hash of the relevant data as the id to search for, this allows us to forgo keeping stripe data in a db, so that this feature can get out quicker.
refs #9248
- Bookshelf gives access to ".changed" before the update
- Discussion: https://github.com/bookshelf/bookshelf/issues/1943
- We also need to know what has changed after the update to be able to decide if we should trigger events
- Furthermore: Bookshelf cannot handle relation updates, it always marks relations as changed even though they did not change
- Bumped bookshelf-relations to be able to
- know if relations were updated
- ensure we unset relations on bookshelf's ".changed"
closes#10421
refs #10181
This bumbs the ghost-ignition dep, so that the code passed to errors
takes priority over any code the error is inheriting from.
closes#10420
- bumped brute-knex
> error eslint@5.12.1: The engine “node” is incompatible with this module. Expected version “^6.14.0 || ^8.10.0 || >=9.10.0”. Got “8.9.1”
refs #9178
`yarn test` only runs acceptance and unit tests.
We will setup a cronjob in Travis and run the regression tests once per day.
You can manually run them with `yarn test:regression`
This separation is just a first step into the right direction.
Travis will no longer run for 10-13minutes.
The goal is to run common API use cases and unit tests in Travis and locally by default.
## After this separation we still need to:
- re-work our test utility
- remove some tests
- define which tests are our common API use cases
- rewrite some tests
- make testing easier (starting/stopping Ghost, fixtures and resetting services or event listeners, it's a pain and takes sometimes ages to fix tests)
---
**Acceptance:**
- common/basic API use cases against the current **stable** API
**Unit:**
- all unit tests (no database access)
- proper mocking
**Regression:**
- packages we don't want to run for each PR or commit
- tests which protect Ghost from breaking components and behaviour
- it is wishful that regression tests are using Ghost's API's (frontend, apps, core)
---
**This PR requires an update to our docs.**
no issue
- this npm package is very out-of-date
- it shows 5-6 security warnings
- i don't really know why this grunt command exists
- it was added 5 years ago: f84d3d32e5
refs #9389
- eslint@5.12.1, eslint-plugin-ghost@0.1.0, grunt-contrib-clean@2.0.0, grunt-contrib-uglify@4.0.0, grunt-eslint@21.0.0, grunt-mocha-cli@4.0.0, grunt-shell@3.0.1, mocha@5.2
.0, nock@10.0.6, rewire@4.0.1
All of them dropped Node v4. I was not able to find any other big breaking changes, which affect us right now.
refs #9389
- https://github.com/sinonjs/sinon/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
Breaking changes for Ghost:
- no need to create a sandbox anymore, each file get's it's own sandbox
- just require sinon and use this sandbox
- you can still create separate sandboxes with .createSandbox
- reset single stubs: use .resetHistory instead of .reset
This is a global replace for any sandbox creation.
---
From https://sinonjs.org/releases/v7.2.3/sandbox/
> Default sandbox
> Since sinon@5.0.0, the sinon object is a default sandbox. Unless you have a very advanced setup or need a special configuration, you probably want to just use that one.
refs #9389
- https://github.com/visionmedia/superagent/blob/master/History.md#400-2018-11-17
- breaking changes don't really affect us
- .end(…) returns undefined instead of the request. If you need the request object after calling .end() (and you probably don't), save it in a variable and call request.end(…). Consider not using .end() at all, and migrating to promises by calling .then() instead.
- this could be changed, but it's not required
closes#10383
- Upgrades got to 8.3.2, which contains better error handling and resolves the issue with uncaught exceptions
- Note: Got 9.x stream doesn't support Node v6
- Requires us to hardcode http:// for xmlrpc because there is a breaking change where got now defaults to https instead of http
