Please read the release blog post for more details.
Update: We've spotted a pretty nasty bug in 0.7.7 with saving tags. 0.7.8 will be along shortly...
The full change log contains a list of all changes.
Tag Name: 0.7.7
Release Date: 2/18/2016
GhostOpen-source publishing platform specifically designed for professional bloggers and publications. Focuses on clean, minimalist writing and publishing experience.
Ghost 0.7.7 brings significant client-side improvements with standardized camelCase property naming, improved error handling, and enhanced routing. The update includes important fixes for 404 redirections, settings cache clearing, and mixed content security warnings. Development workflow has been improved with real browser testing on Travis CI, and the server-side code has been reorganized for better maintainability. This release focuses on code quality and developer experience rather than end-user features.
Database Schema Changes:
Client Property Names:
Node.js Version:
Dependency Updates:
Testing Changes:
Note: There is a known issue with saving tags in this version. Consider waiting for version 0.7.8 which will fix this issue.
CAUTION: There is a known issue with saving tags in Ghost 0.7.7 as mentioned in the release notes. It's recommended to wait for version 0.7.8 which will fix this issue.
If you need to upgrade immediately:
The upgrade process follows the standard Ghost upgrade path:
This release contains mostly internal improvements and bug fixes rather than major new features, so the upgrade should be relatively low-risk apart from the known tag saving issue.
gh-profile-image componentstatusCode for the status code (like res.statusCode)Ghost 0.7.7 is primarily a maintenance and improvement release that focuses on code quality, developer experience, and bug fixes rather than introducing major new user-facing features.
The most significant impacts are:
Developer Experience: The standardization of client property names to camelCase and reorganization of server/data folder structure makes the codebase more consistent and maintainable. This will benefit developers working with Ghost's codebase.
Bug Fixes: Several important bugs have been fixed, including issues with 404 redirections, settings cache clearing after imports, and mixed content security warnings from Gravatar images.
Performance and Security: Removal of unnecessary database calls and fixing mixed content security warnings improves both performance and security.
Testing Infrastructure: The move to real browser testing with Chrome and Firefox on Travis CI improves the reliability of tests and ensures better compatibility across browsers.
Navigation Improvements: The replacement of jQuery UI sortable with ember-sortable for navigation items provides a more modern and maintainable drag-and-drop implementation.
However, there is a known issue with saving tags in this version that will be fixed in the upcoming 0.7.8 release. Users should consider this when deciding whether to upgrade immediately or wait for 0.7.8.
Please read the release blog post for more details.
Update: We've spotted a pretty nasty bug in 0.7.7 with saving tags. 0.7.8 will be along shortly...
The full change log contains a list of all changes.