- `mysql2` doesn't support this and we haven't had it enabled for a long time
- if we need this feature, we can re-add it with a working implementation
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1609
- Split html-to-plaintext into a function for excerpts and emails
- Updated all usages so they use the correct function
- There's currently no difference between the two
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1609
- remove the 80 char wordwrap
- this makes the function the same as used in the post serializer
- updated references everywhere to use the same function
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1596
- Renamed `newsletter_id` to `newsletter` option, the `newsletter` option expects a slug instead of an id
- Renamed `email_recipient_filter` to `email_segment` option
- Default `email_segment` to `all`. Ignored if no newsletter is set
- `email_segment` is ignored if no newsletter is set
- When reverting a post to a draft, both `newsletter` and `email_segment` are reset to their default values (null, all)
- Removed legacy mapping from old email_recipient_filter values 'paid' and 'free' (already a migration in place)
- Dropped legacy throwing errors when email_recipient_filter is paid or free in transformEmailRecipientFilter
- Reorganized transformEmailRecipientFilter parameters for the now required newsletter parameter
- Fixed an issue where the newsletter filter wasn't working because it wasn't in permittedoptions
- Fixed an issue where you could send to an archived newsletter
- Added an extra protection when scheduling to an active, and later archiving the newsletter
- Dropped support for `send_email_when_published` in API
- When importing posts we currently don't have a system in place to set the newsletter_id to map the `send_email_when_published` behaviour. Since this was already the case, I won't include a fix in this PR.
- Stripped `email_recipient_filter`/`email_segment` from Content API (https://ghost.slack.com/archives/C02G9E68C/p1652363211841359?thread_ts=1650623650.233229&cid=C02G9E68C)
- Updated `admin-api-schema` to 3.2.0, which includes the new email_segment property
- Contains a temporary fix for https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1626, where the `.related('newsletter').fetch` call fails when the newsletter relation is already loaded, because of the overridden `formatOnWrite` method.
Since the `email_recipient_filter` is no longer used without a newsletter, the `none` value is no longer used. A migration transforms all those values to `all`. This should be safe, because we only send an email now when newsletter_id is not null (scheduled posts should already have a newsletter_id, even if at the time of scheduling they didn't add the newsletter_id option, because at that time, we defaulted to the default newsletter).
Admin changes to make this work: https://github.com/TryGhost/Admin/pull/2380
refs: TryGhost/Team#1625
refs: TryGhost/Team#1558
- none of these settings are actively used anymore
Co-authored-by: Daniel Lockyer <hi@daniellockyer.com>
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/327
- lang / locale has had a lot of churn, but we decided this setting should always be locale
- session_secret is too generic as we have multiples of these
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/309
- this column is not used and I was going to add `validation` to it but
it's better to clean it up and re-add the column if we need it again
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/309
- these stopped being added to the DB in v3 but there was never a
migration to clean up existing permissions and the role link in the DB
- we now have the utils to do this cleanly, so we can drop all the
permissions in this migration
- this will drop the link between a role and a permission, and then
delete the permission
- required minor refactoring to aid in creating migrations for dropping
the links and permission
- I'm refactoring the utils to make way for dropping permissions but the
utils are in a real mess
- to aid my refactoring, I want to make the utils a folder, so the
migrations that require utils as a file need updating
- this commit does that
refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1599
- add an internal integration for Ghost's frontend to talk to the content API
- this is so that portal and future features can access our APIs through the correct mechanism of an API key
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/309
- this table was used an an experiment for member analytics
- as we rethink the strategy, we can take the opportunity to clean the table up
- if the table doesn't exist, it's not necessarily a failure that we
should be informing the user about
- this brings the message wording in line with other log lines of
similar operations
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/309
- this column is now a calculated value based upon the relation of a
member to a newsletter
- we should no longer need `subscribed`, so this migrations cleans up
the column in the DB
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1546
- allows newsletters API to work with Admin API keys
- updates fixtures to add permissions to admin integration role for new sites
- adds migration to update existing sites to have correct permissions for role
- whitelists add/edit/read/browse on newsletters API for integrations
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/309
- this commit adds a validation array of valid user `status` values to
the schema
- this also includes a migration to update users with invalid statuses
to `inactive`, which I've seen with `invited` and `invited-pending`
statuses that pre-dated proper invitations
- this also deletes tests that were wrong and written 7 years ago before
invites was added
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/309
- I originally started looking at this because I wanted to change the default of
`emails.recipient_filter` for old DBs to `status:-free`
- we changed these columns to a `text` type, which doesn't support
defaults
- the tables already have defaults set in the model, so the only change
needed here is to delete the `defaultTo` in the schema to avoid
confusion
- on the way, I ended up fixing 51498abb5c too
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/309
- we're removing the OAuth prototype and the table was never used, so we
should be good to drop it
- this commit adds a migration to drop the table
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/309
- we started off with "free" and "paid" in these columns but since moved
to NQL strings
- there is code in Ghost to rewrite these values to NQL strings, but we
still have posts/emails in the DB with these old values so they need
to be updated
- once this migration is merged, we can probably clean a lot of that
aliasing up
- this commit migrates values in `posts.email_recipient_filter` and
`emails.recipient_filter` from `free` to `status:free` and `paid` to
`status:-free`
- I've left the down as a no-op because we don't want to translate
values back, and we don't know which ones we originally migrated in
the first place
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/230
- The fixture manager has to initialize User/Roles fixtures first to be able to insert multiple authors as a relation in post fixtures. Otherwise the posts could not find correct authors and were failing trying to assign default "owner user" to each post
- The order of running fixtures matters, and till now the order wasn't taken into account at all when populating the db
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/230
- This is a first step to removal of `author_id` concept from the codebase. The aim is to see what parts break down from this changes an work backwards from there
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1571
- With the addition of multiple newsletters, all emails sent previously should be assigned to the default newsletter
- This will make sure that the sent count for the default newsletter displays correctly
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/309
refs 2bfd8f8b7e
- we've previously had issues when dropping a column on `posts`
because it's a large table and it can take a veeeeeeery long time with
the default SQL produced by Knex
- we found a magic incantation that makes it super speedy (context in
commit above) => `, algorithm=copy`
- for that migration, we did it all manually but we can now change the
utility to always append this to the generated SQL so we don't have to
think about the specific table size when adding or dropping columns
- this changes the `addColumn` and `dropColumn` utilities to append the
string to SQL in MySQL, or just executes the SQL for SQLite
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1595
- Since adding multiple newsletters, posts may be linked to a related newsletter
- We don't export newsletters, so the related newsletter_id doesn't exist and fails the FK check on import
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1529
- the sender email addresses for newsletters require verification to set.
- this ensures there isn't a way around that by modifying an export file then importing it by setting it to null on import.
This pattern is similar to the current `members_from_address` setting which is excluded when importing.
- When both parameters passed to `update` resolve to `undefined` we throw an `Empty .update() call detected` error
- This change always updates the `sender_email` to null rather than skipping the field
- `sender_reply_to` should still be `undefined` so we don't override an existing non-null value
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/309
- I've just ran into a problem when deleting the `defaultTo` field on a
non-nullable `text` column in our schema because this validation
thinks there should be a value set
- `text` fields cannot have defaults so the schema is incorrect, and the
validation triggering is a bug that's preventing it from being
cleaned up
- the default is defined on the model so I don't think we're losing
anything here
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1579
- When writing to the database, the header_image is tranformed to the transformReady path
- When reading from the database, the transformReady path is transformed to an absolute path
- Includes a test when adding a newsletter
Migration:
- Updates all newsletter who have a header_image to make sure it is saved in transform ready format
- Down operation is required to work with the old model logic and transforms it back to an absolute format
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1581
- The original migration to create the default newsletter omitted the from address and reply-to settings
- `sender_reply_to` and `members_reply_address` are both enums with the same values and copy straight across
- `members_from_address` had a default value of 'noreply' as the fallback, which is remapped to NULL in the newsletters table
- We apply the change to all newsletters (there should only be one outside of alpha) which haven't already been reconfigured
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/1570
- Includes utils to disable foreign key checks when dropping nullable from columns
- Migration to drop nullable from members_subscribe_events.newsletter_id
refs https://ghost.slack.com/archives/C02G9E68C/p1651484563907609
- When the site has an empty name, it is set to `NULL` in settings.
- The name column is not nullable in newsletters, breaking the migration in that case.
- Fixed by excluding all non-nullable columns
- Replaced JS Date object with raw SQL `CURRENT_TIMESTAMP`
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/300
- the previous commit deleted all v1/v2/v3 migrations
- Ghost-CLI forces you to update to the latest minor in your major
before you upgrade but people who aren't on the latest minor, who don't
use Ghost-CLI and try to update to v5 might have missed migrations that
I've just deleted
- the way to protect against this is to add some migrations for the last
minor in each major, that will throw an error if they get run
- this uses a feature of knex-migrator where it will always try to
backfill missing migrations when you run Ghost, so these new migrations
should _only_ be run if the Ghost DB hasn't already run the same number
of migrations in that minor
- by throwing an error, it'll cause knex-migrator to fail and the user
shouldn't be able to update, which is good
- v2 and v3 only have 1 migration so I can just replace that, but v1 has
2 migrations. I think it makes more sense that the first one errors
and the second one is a no-op otherwise it'll run the first migration,
succeed, run the second, error, and then rollback the second and first
one
- the new migration names are different from the original ones but that
shouldn't matter because we're not comparing nor storing them
