closes#3426
- added transfer ownership endpoint
- added owner to roles.permissible
- manually removed owner from roles.browse
- removed hard coded author role
- fixed tests that were passing due to hard coded author role
- added testUtils.setup(‚roles‘)
Closes#3196
* adds `/roles/` endpoint
* is given the current user as context
* wraps everything in a canthis.browse.role
* gets all the available roles (should "Owner" be filtered out?)
* optional parameter: `permission=assign`. Gets all roles authenticated user could assign
* if we're not signed in, gives a "please sign in" (standard) error
* if we're signed in, but user is not in the context, gives a "there was no user in the context" error
* if the user is an "Author", gives a "there are no available roles to assign" error
* implemented hacky filter because when.js produces heisenbugs past 3.2.3 (when.filter not available)
* added extra fixtures to `permissions.json`. Might need a migration.
Caveats:
* there are no tests
* for some reason the setup functional test was failing for me locally
fixes#3275, fixes#3290, ref #3086, ref #3084
- Ensure that we use the current logged in user and not just user 1 when
- removing hard coded user: 1 except where absolutely necessary
- passing context, rather than user to models
- base model has a new function to determine what id to use for created_by etc
refs #3283, refs #2739, refs #3096
- Renames permissions which didn't follow bread
- Adds permissions for notifications, mail and tags
Still todo:
- wire up the new permissions where they are needed
- add permissions for roles
refs #2600
- fixed issue with defaults not being populated on upgrade
- added logging to all actions in the migration process to help debugging
in future
- did a little bit of refactoring
refs #2600, refs #2379
Refactoring fixtures to make permission management a little easier
- Separate fixtures into JSON file and split permissions fixtures from other fixtures
- make fixture migrations more robust by fetching objects, not relying on
ids and checking before adding
- changed owner fixture slightly to remove any confusion between the 'Owner' role and 'Ghost Owner' user.
- moved 003 fixture versions out of config into logic, possibly not a good
idea
- refactored permissions fixtures and added permissions_roles fixtures to
make it easier to read / add
This frees us up to enforce one single point of access, thus paving
the way towards allowing us to initialize the models at are request,
and not when it's require().
addresses #2170
closes#3073
- added fixture for owner role
- added fixture for initial user (new db)
- added conversion administrator -> owner (existing db)
- changed tests to take over owner user
- removed some functional tests until /setup works with owner user
closes#2759closes#3027
- added oauth2orize library for server side oAuth handling
- added ember-simple-auth library for admin oAuth handling
- added tables for client, accesstoken and refreshtoken
- implemented RFC6749 4.3 Ressouce Owner Password Credentials Grant
- updated api tests with oAuth
- removed session, authentication is now token based
Known issues:
- Restore spam prevention #3128
- Signin after Signup #3125
- Signin validation #3125
**Attention**
- oldClient doesn't work with this PR anymore, session authentication
was
removed
closes#2822
- added destroy user method
- added remove user permission
- added API end point for get reset token
- added API end point for reset password
- added API end point for change password
Closes#2601
- Removed slug generation from the post API
- Added new, self-contained slug API
- Fixed slug permissions in the fixtures files
- Added a HTTP route for the new API method
- Added integrational tests
closes#2058
- fixed apiContext as suggested in the issue
- added user to options object for models
- added api.users.register() for public registration
- changed models to use options.user for created_by, updated_by,
author_id and published_by
- added override to session model to avoid created_by and updated_by
values
- added user (id: 1) to tests
- added user (id: 1) for registration
- added user (id: 1) for import, fixtures and default settings
- added user (id: 1) for user update
- added user (id: 1) for settings update (dbHash, installedApps, update
check)
- updated bookshelf to version 0.6.8
closes#1561
- altered perspective of intro paragraph to reading from the blog
instead of from the content page
- added copy directing users to sign in to the admin area at /ghost/ and
edit the post before reading the 'Getting Started' section
- this should give the Markdown lessons better context and avoid users
getting confused as to what 'the left hand panel of Ghost' is
closes#731, closes#732
- fixtures are imported using the models, rather than knex
- migration treats fresh installs differently
- migration throws errors for un-initialisable databases
- small amount of extra code to deal with old DBs still using currentVersion & give them a nice error message
Closes#364
- Confirmed integration with local mysql installation works.
- Updated fixtures and migration with appropriate schema-conforming
values.
- Updated schema with appropriate defaults and nullable columns.
- Updated fixDates function on model base to appropriately deserialize
values coming from SQLite now that dates are stored as actual DateTime
objects/ISO strings.
- Updated default language to be 'en_US'.
closes#171, closes#314, closes#315
- added settings for blog logo and icon
- all other settings will need to be added as needed as it's impossible to guess what the default value should be
- added tables for post tags
- added tables for post custom data
- added location column to users
- fixeed minor bug in migrations
- This is a first pass at getting a more logical structure. The focus is on moving from admin/frontend to client/server.
- The location of the databases is highly important, this isn't expected to change again
In the future
- client/assets should probably become public/
- more stuff should be shared (helpers etc)
- cleanup some confusion around tpl and views
