* Do not load messages in memory, just to count them
* Add Model.estimated_count
* Use Model.estimated_count in task record_db_table_counts
* Use size and estimated_count
* Use table_name so that .estimated_count works with all models
* Add comment to explain the .load.size + .each pattern
* Turn CacheBuster into a module
This class used no internal state, so repeatedly creating short-lived objects seems wasteful.
* Consistently use string interpolation and parenthesis
* Destructure arrays into meaningful names, formatting
* Fix request spec for internal classified listings controller
Interestingly this works when asserting directly on the module, but not on a double.
Asserting directly in the module seems sufficient for this test so the indirection
was removed.
* Turn CacheBuster into a module
This class used no internal state, so repeatedly creating short-lived objects seems wasteful.
* Fix specs after rebasing
* Add ProMembership model
* Implement ProMembershipsController#create
* Implement basic ProMembershipsController#show
* Add ProMembership to ledger
* Populate user history after pro subscription is created
* Add fields for expiration notifications
* Add ProMemberships::ExpirationNotifier to notify users of expiring memberships
* Add tasks for recurring jobs to notify users of expiration
* Add auto_recharge column to ProMembership
* Add ProMemberships::Biller (incomplete)
* Fix specs
* Add ProMembership to Administrate
* Fix spec
* Add has_enough_credits? to User and Organization
* Add Payments::Customer class
* Finish ProMembership::Biller functionality
* Fix ProMemberships::Creator check for credits
* Disable destroy actions for ProMembershipsController
* Correctly authenticate ProMembershipsController actions
* Make sure only pro user's history can be indexed
* Add ProMembershipsController#update action for auto recharge
* Use regular AR to save new credits and add touch to the purchaser
* Clarify Pro membership create policy
* Display information about an existing pro membership
* Add UI to show page
* Add system test for Pro membership creation
* Implement edit membership
* Make sure users with pro memberships can access history and dashboard pro
* Fix padding issue
* Show a different text for a user that has credits but not enough for Pro
* Move Pro Membership functionality inside settings
* Update Pro Membership link in email notifications
* Bust all relevant caches
* Add the Pro checkmark around the website
* Use Users::ResaveArticlesJob instead of delay
* Add/remove user from pro-members chat channel
* Use the appropriate Pro checkmark
* Remove unfinished pro elements
* Remove checkmark JS
* add expire_on column to classified_listings
* add expire_on to valid listing params
* add expire_on to model
* add expire date to new listing form
* add field in edit form
* add expiry dates to dashboard
* update expiry date in listing toolkit
* WIP unpublish job and test
test still has to run properly
* add job to class name
* change job to rake task
* revert snap change
* delete migration file
will add new one and revert schema changes to rename column
* reset schema
* add new migration to schema 'expires_at'
* change expire_on to expires_at
* Published field for podcasts
* Add podcasts migration
* More specs for podcasts availability
* Show published in podcasts internal
* Update schema.rb with db:migrate
* Reorganize PageViewsController
* Add domain and path to PageView model
* Add before_create callback to populate domain and path
* Add list of referrers to AnalyticsService
* Add referrers to the UI
* Remove useless referrers card and tweak table line height
* Add referrer stats to article stats page
* Add not null and empty default to domain and path
* Refactor JS analytics client
* create_list is a step back here
* Revert "Add not null and empty default to domain and path"
This reverts commit bc02440076047a887c65d300bccd4661ecc8ffd0.
* Add index on domain concurrently
* Make the script more robust
* Get a job created that can create a webhook subscription for a twitch user login
* Remove ngork url
* Refactor add store the access token in the cache
* Get a controller stood up to recieve the webhooks. Now they just need to be processed
* Get User columns added and got webhook controller bones working
* Update the webhook job to use the User
* Add a way for the User to input their Twitch User Name. Plus a linter fix
* Delay webhook registration when profile is updated
* Don't add _ in username
* Use String columns
* Quick fix and add some more requests specs
* Specs for the webhook job
* Get a show page Twitch Live Streams. Just a straight embed of the Twitch Everything Embed UI. Works surprisingly well responsively, and works on all screen sizes
* Fix Gemfile.lock from merge issues
* Add support for expired tokens and add spec
* Add secrets to webhook registration and clean up spec to remove token logic
* Verify webhook secret and spec it
* Add rake task to enqueue webhook registration for all Users. This can be used from Heroku Scheduler
* Update the lease seconds to be for 5 days
* Actually lets do 7 so we can refresh twice a week and try to make sure that we can always miss one
* Hijack the existing Twitch logo instead of making a duplicate one
* Remove comment and replace with log line
* Remove some white space
* Log to Airbrake when webhook errors occur
* Move to passing in an id instead of User object
* Extract logic from Job to Service object
* Capitilize in the view
* Move out of models and into services
* Remove letover stub
* Remove one usage of Faraday
* Use HTTParty for all the HTTP here
* Use published scope for articles
* Fix variable name
* The sequencing in the union query matters
* Fix spec
* Restore a published: true condition
* This test is actually misleading due to the union
* Revert this change, not sure why it's not a relation
* Fix useless diff
* Switch from deprecated honeycomb-rails to honeycomb-beeline
* Improve error handling, tests and add refactoring
* Fix multiple fetching test and add one more
The test wasn't actually testing the correct behavior, because the class
by default force fetches. It worked because it wasn't reloading the user
from the database.
* Test that Honeycomb's client is doing its thing
* Use some defensive programming to avoid any possible problem during shutdown
* Fix typo
* Use the new API to add fields to the current measured event
* Use default instrumentation and add user info to event
* Replace user.email with user.username, less personal data around
* Use mocking instead of calling Honeycomb.init
* Freeze time before traveling
* Remove a flaky test dependent on rand
