resolves#2170
- creates a models.init() function that requires all other model files
and caches them. This is opposed to the previous functionality where
when you require('./models') it would immediately require all other models.
Now it's done when you want.
- Updates all tests to reflect the new structure of the model module
closes#3756
- The post settings menu’s option to change the post’s author isn’t
displayed if the user has the ‘author’ role.
- Also fixed some incorrect indentation in the template (no actual code
change)
refs #16, #17, #18, #19, #20, #21, #3801
- This code was a prototype system built when Ghost was still a prototype.
It was never fully implemented and hasn't actually worked for ages.
- Now that the admin is in Ember, it's likely we'll need a very different
system.
closes#3765
- Simple API check to ensure that the owner isn’t downgraded to a
different role (analog to the ’can’t change your own role’ check)
- Test added to ensure Owner can't be downgraded to a lower role
no issue
- apparently npmignore's globbing rules are different to grunts. The rule *.html has been interpretted as all html files and the email templates are missing from the npm package.
- this fix tells npm not to ignore email templates, so that they will be present in the next release
No Issue
- Defer save until after slug is checked.
- If new slug is empty or all whitespace, reset to previous value.
- If new slug is the same as existing slug except for an increment
value (e.g. ghost-user-2), use the original slug.
- If the slug has changed, change the URL path to reflect the
change so that the browser refresh and back button still work.
- Added tests.
Refs #3667, Refs #3776
- If saving a post fails, revert its status back to the
pre-save value.
- Added tests to check post status after failed save attempt
on both new and existing posts.
closes#3667
- If the ‘save’ function on a new post fails, the local Ember model
still beliefs that the status is ‘published’, resulting in wrong
buttons. A simple catch fixes that.
