- 🐛 Upgrade Gscan to 4.1.1 - Sam Lord
- 🐛 Fixed small text in Gmail on Android for newsletters containing images - Kevin Ansfield
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- Ghost - v4.9.0...v4.9.1
- Admin - TryGhost/Admin@v4.9.0...v4.9.1
Tag Name: v4.9.1
Release Date: 7/8/2021
GhostOpen-source publishing platform specifically designed for professional bloggers and publications. Focuses on clean, minimalist writing and publishing experience.
Ghost 4.9.1 is a maintenance release that fixes critical bugs affecting custom themes and newsletter display in Gmail on Android. It includes significant internal code refactoring to improve maintainability, particularly in the theme service and API structure. This release focuses on bug fixes and technical debt reduction rather than introducing new features.
No migration steps are required for this release. This is a maintenance release focused on bug fixes and internal improvements that should not affect existing installations.
This release is recommended for all users, especially for:
The upgrade process should be straightforward with no breaking changes or migration steps required.
width: auto to images, ensuring proper responsive behaviorsavedIndicator alpha labs flag for use in the Admin client while working on editor saved/unsaved status indicatorNo specific security fixes were included in this release.
Ghost 4.9.1 is primarily a maintenance release that addresses two important bugs affecting theme functionality and newsletter display. The fix for custom themes not working properly is particularly important for sites using custom themes, while the fix for small text in Gmail on Android newsletters will improve the reading experience for subscribers using that platform.
Beyond the visible bug fixes, this release includes substantial internal code refactoring aimed at improving maintainability and setting the groundwork for future improvements. The theme service has been significantly refactored to use modern async/await patterns, and the API structure has been reorganized for better clarity and maintainability.
While these internal changes aren't immediately visible to users, they represent important technical debt reduction that will enable more robust feature development in the future. The improved cache invalidation on several routes should also provide better performance and data consistency.
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