- Add full chapter support (#6)
- Add built-in redirect functionality (#39)
- Support building Docker containers for release (#38)
- Support canonical domain configuration (#37)
- Add unit tests for domain/models and integration tests for all three data stores
- Convert SQLite storage to use JSON documents, similar to PostgreSQL
- Convert admin templates to Giraffe View Engine (from Liquid)
- Add .NET 8 support
* Use PostgreSQL JSON-based data implementation
* Fix back link on RSS settings page (#34)
* Show theme upload messages (#28)
* Fix admin page list paging (#35)
* Add db migrations for all stores
* Support both .NET 6 and 7
- Create common page/post edit field template (#25)
- Fix relative URL adjustment throughout
- Fix upload name sanitization regex
- Create modules within Admin handler module
- Enable/disable podcast episode fields on page load
- Fix upload destination casing in templates
- Tweak default theme to show no posts found on index template
- Update Bootstrap to 5.1.3 in default theme
- Move user management under web log settings
- Move user self-update to my-info
- Return meaningful error if a template does not exist
- Tweak margins/paddings throughout
- Do not show headings on list pages if lists are empty
- Fix pagination styles for page/post list pages
- Add makeHash function to simplify code around DotLiquid hashes
- Add context extension to determine if a user has an access level
- Add someTask function to simply Task.FromResult (Some x)
- Simplify redirectToGet usage
- Move a few functions to HttpContext extension properties
- Modify bare response to allow content not from a template
- Fix uploaded date/time handling
- Add data types and fields
- Implement in both RethinkDB and SQLite
- Add uploads to backup/restore
- Add empty upload folder to project
- Add indexes to SQLite tables (#15)
- Add episode data structure (#9)
- Add fields for chapters (#6) and transcripts (#8)
- Add fields for medium (#3), funding (#7), and GUID (#4)
- Fix RethinkDB restore problems (#10)
- Save custom feeds in SQLite (#11)
Daniel J. Summers