no issue
- adds [ember-inline-svg](https://github.com/minutebase/ember-inline-svg) addon
- configure svg path to `public/assets/icons` so that icons can be accessed directly, eg `{{inline-svg "plane.svg"}}`
- configure svg optimization to remove title, dimensions, and xmlns element (not needed for inline svg)
- add existing icons as used on Ghost.org
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/8055
- use `expired` if the date is in the past, otherwise `expires`
- fix mirage factories to use `moment.valueOf` instead of `moment.unix` for invite `expires` attributes
no issue
- the index route/controller/template was initially used for a separate loading state within the posts screen layout, this isn't necessary however as the same effect can be achieved with the `posts-loading.hbs` template
- this change also lays the groundwork for more complex dropdown-based filters as it enables the filters and query params to live in the same controller+template
no issue
- changes to layout meant that every page was automatically requested upon loading the content screen, this changes the infinite scroll trigger to match the new scrollable element
no issue
- we had [previously reverted](e939e8be6c) the use of `yarn` on Travis as we suspected it as being a culprit in failing editor builds, that wasn't the real cause so this switches us back to using `yarn`
no issue
- persisting the broccoli cache should dramatically speed up the client builds on Travis as it will only need to rebuild changed files and those that depend on them
Temporarily reverting in order to get the next alpha release out. Unfortunately this has the unintended consequence of the service worker caching a 200 response for /ghost/ so when starting a new blog the redirect to /setup/one that the server sends is never picked up.
This would only affect developers using localhost/people trying to set up a blog multiple times on the same domain but as that's the target audience for the alpha it's probably best to avoid any confusion.
This commit adds support for service workers, mostly by including packages that do the heavy lifting. Those are in detail:
* ember-service-worker (SW infrastructure)
* ember-service-worker-ghost-cache (Caches static assets and the main application)
* ember-service-worker-cache-fallback (Caches API requests and falls back to the cache if the server can’t be reached)
* ember-service-worker-index (Caches main html)
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/5202
- refresh the access token after a successful authenticated application boot so that the session lifetime is continually extended
