refs #5091
- makes post context explicit - data.post must be set, rather than post being the default
- uses channelConfig to determine the context for a channel (the channel name) rather than basing it off of the URL
- updates tests to setup the contexts more clearly, the outcome has not changed
Since #6469 req has channelConfig attached to it.
We can use req.channelConfig to determine what the context should be for a channel (the channel name)
This allows us to remove the hardcoded URLs, and means that custom channels will automatically get their own context.
Coupled with removing 'post' from being a default/fallthrough, to being explicitly set, this will reduce
potential context errors, as we start to extend the frontend capabilities
no issue
- Split context out of frontend controller
- Add 100% test coverage for context
- Add tests for preview & improve other bits of coverage
- Further refactors (WIP) will make it easier to reach 100% coverage on the frontend