- 🐛 Fixed the fetching of additional tweet data from Twitter API when embedding tweets
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Tag Name: v5.36.1
Release Date: 3/2/2023
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Ghost v5.36.1 is a minor patch release that fixes an issue with tweet embeds. The update addresses a breaking change in the GOT library that was affecting how Ghost fetches additional tweet data from the Twitter API. This ensures that embedded tweets continue to display properly on Ghost sites.
No migration steps are required for this update. This is a drop-in replacement that can be installed without any additional configuration or changes.
This update is recommended for all Ghost users who utilize tweet embeds in their content. The patch ensures compatibility with Twitter's API and fixes issues with embedded tweets not displaying properly.
To upgrade:
This is a minor patch release with minimal changes, so the upgrade process should be straightforward with no expected disruptions to your site.
This release fixes an issue where embedded tweets were not properly fetching additional data from the Twitter API. The problem was caused by a breaking change in the GOT library, which Ghost uses for making HTTP requests.
The fix updates the external request format to be compatible with the latest version of the GOT library, ensuring that Ghost can properly communicate with Twitter's API to retrieve the necessary data for embedded tweets.
No new features were introduced in this patch release. This update focuses solely on fixing the tweet embedding functionality.
No security fixes were included in this patch release.
No specific performance improvements were included in this patch release.
This patch release addresses a specific compatibility issue with Twitter API integration that was affecting tweet embeds in Ghost content. The impact is primarily positive for content creators and site owners who use embedded tweets, as it restores full functionality to this feature.
The issue was caused by a breaking change in the GOT library, which Ghost uses for external HTTP requests. By updating the request format to match the new requirements of the library, Ghost can now successfully fetch additional tweet data from the Twitter API.
While this is a small update in terms of code changes (4 additions, 7 deletions across 3 files), it resolves an important functionality issue that could affect content display and user experience on sites that feature embedded tweets.
View the changelog for full details: v5.36.0...v5.36.1
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