This release contains fixes for minor bugs and issues reported by Ghost users.
View the changelog for full details: v5.109.1...v5.109.2
Tag Name: v5.109.2
Release Date: 2/4/2025
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Ghost v5.109.2 is a minor release that reverts a previous change to file naming security that was causing issues with the universal import feature. This rollback allows customers migrating from other platforms to successfully use the import functionality without encountering file naming restrictions.
No migration steps are required for this release. This update automatically reverts to the previous file naming behavior.
This release is recommended for all Ghost users, especially those who:
The update resolves critical compatibility issues without introducing any new breaking changes.
This release reverts commit 4e4651ae071ff2b0a93b1724a761f6b72e5fb1f6, which had introduced more secure and resilient file naming for uploaded files. While the original change was intended to improve security and handle filesystem limits better, it inadvertently blocked customers from using the universal import feature when migrating from other platforms.
The reversion addresses multiple reported issues:
By reverting to the previous file naming behavior, users can now successfully complete migrations using the universal import feature.
No new features were added in this release. This is a bugfix release that reverts a previous change.
This release reverts a security-related change that made uploaded file names more secure. While the original change had security benefits, it was rolled back due to compatibility issues with the universal import feature. Ghost will likely address these security concerns in a future release with a solution that maintains compatibility with imports.
No specific performance improvements were included in this release.
This release addresses a critical compatibility issue that was preventing users from migrating to Ghost from other platforms. By reverting changes to file naming security, the universal import feature now works as expected.
While this reversion does roll back some security enhancements for file naming, the benefit of restoring migration functionality outweighs the security considerations in this case. Ghost will likely revisit this issue in a future release with a solution that balances both security and compatibility needs.
For most users, this change will be transparent and only noticeable if you were experiencing issues with importing content. The update ensures Ghost remains an accessible platform for users migrating from other content management systems.
This release contains fixes for minor bugs and issues reported by Ghost users.
View the changelog for full details: v5.109.1...v5.109.2