- 🐛 Fixed "Cannot read property 'feature_image' of undefined"
You can see the full change log for the details of every change included in this release.
Tag Name: 2.17.2
Release Date: 3/13/2019
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This minor release fixes a critical bug related to feature images in templates that was causing errors with the message "Cannot read property 'feature_image' of undefined". The fix prevents template rendering failures when accessing undefined properties, improving stability for sites using feature images in their themes. A regression test was also added to prevent similar issues with scheduled posts.
No migration steps are required for this update. This is a drop-in replacement that fixes bugs without changing any APIs or functionality.
Immediate upgrade recommended for all Ghost installations, especially if you're experiencing template errors related to feature images or issues with scheduled posts.
⚠️ Note: While this release fixes important bugs, the release description mentions a settings bug present in this version. For the most stable experience, consider upgrading directly to Ghost 2.18.1 which addresses this settings issue as well.
No significant new features were added in this release as it focuses on bug fixes and stability improvements.
No security fixes were included in this release.
No specific performance improvements were included in this release.
This release has a moderate impact focused on stability. It fixes a template rendering bug that could cause visible errors for site visitors when templates attempted to access feature image properties that didn't exist. The fix prevents these errors from surfacing to end users, resulting in a more stable experience for both site administrators and visitors. The addition of regression tests for scheduled post editing also improves the long-term stability of the platform. No changes to APIs, database schema, or theme requirements were made, so the upgrade process should be straightforward with no backward compatibility concerns.
You can see the full change log for the details of every change included in this release.