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5e72cd14 Merge c22f34339588c5b489fdaab11beb5cdc00d1091a into 9d917abb3134305ee31031acda2d020c070c5cc4
by Renato Costa
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ad8eecbb 🐛 Fixed address part errors landing on the whole field in the member editor Since custom field namespaces started flowing as data, the editor strips a namespaced prefix (`custom.home_address`) from an error key to find the part it names, while the client-side validator still keyed its messages without the namespace (`home_address.country`). The two happened to be the same length, so every part's message collapsed to the field level: it showed under the whole address and no control was marked invalid. The validator now keys messages the way the server's 422 property does once its `metafields.` prefix is dropped, so both sources render through one map.
by Renato Costa
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c2a9be31 Added a country picker to address fields in Portal and Admin ref https://linear.app/ghost/issue/BER-3804/improve-address-collection The country part of an address was a two-letter code typed by hand, in the member's Portal account settings and in the address editor on a member's record. Both surfaces refused anything that was not two letters, and neither told the person which two, so "Germany" and "DEU" were both dead ends. One catalogue now lists every country an address may name, as ISO 3166-1 codes in the shared field-types package, since an address is source-agnostic and any of Ghost's collection points may write one. Names come from the browser's own locale data in both apps, in the site's language for a member and in English for staff, so the same code reads the same everywhere and the two Congos read the way address forms show them. Portal offers the list as a native select styled like its other inputs; Admin offers it as the searchable picker the tier checkout card and the language setting already use, and the tier card keeps its own list of where Stripe ships. Address summaries on a member's record, in the members list and in filter chips read the country by name rather than by code; exports and the API keep the code. A stored code the catalogue does not hold, such as a Stripe-only shipping code from checkout or an imported value, is shown as an extra option rather than blanked, so what a record holds is always visible and can be replaced.
by Renato Costa
R
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30670
113076c3 Added a country picker to address fields in Portal and Admin ref https://linear.app/ghost/issue/BER-3804/improve-address-collection The country part of an address was a two-letter code typed by hand, in the member's Portal account settings and in the address editor on a member's record. Both surfaces refused anything that was not two letters, and neither told the person which two, so "Germany" and "DEU" were both dead ends. One catalogue now lists every country an address may name, as ISO 3166-1 codes in the shared field-types package, since an address is source-agnostic and any of Ghost's collection points may write one. Names come from the browser's own locale data in both apps, in the site's language for a member and in English for staff, so the same code reads the same everywhere and the two Congos read the way address forms show them. Portal offers the list as a native select styled like its other inputs; Admin offers it as the searchable picker the tier checkout card and the language setting already use, and the tier card keeps its own list of where Stripe ships. Address summaries on a member's record, in the members list and in filter chips read the country by name rather than by code; exports and the API keep the code. A stored code the catalogue does not hold, such as a Stripe-only shipping code from checkout or an imported value, is shown as an extra option rather than blanked, so what a record holds is always visible and can be replaced.
by Renato Costa
R
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30670
901b27c1 Added a country picker to address fields in Portal and Admin ref https://linear.app/ghost/issue/BER-3804/improve-address-collection The country part of an address was a two-letter code typed by hand, in the member's Portal account settings and in the address editor on a member's record. Both surfaces refused anything that was not two letters, and neither told the person which two, so "Germany" and "DEU" were both dead ends. One catalogue now lists every country an address may name, as ISO 3166-1 codes in the shared field-types package, since an address is source-agnostic and any of Ghost's collection points may write one. Names come from the browser's own locale data in both apps, in the site's language for a member and in English for staff, so the same code reads the same everywhere and the two Congos read the way address forms show them. Portal offers the list as a native select styled like its other inputs; Admin offers it as the searchable picker the tier checkout card and the language setting already use, and the tier card keeps its own list of where Stripe ships. Address summaries on a member's record, in the members list and in filter chips read the country by name rather than by code; exports and the API keep the code. A stored code the catalogue does not hold, such as a Stripe-only shipping code from checkout or an imported value, is shown as an extra option rather than blanked, so what a record holds is always visible and can be replaced.
by Renato Costa
R
Failed
30670
b788e0c0 Added a country picker to address fields in Portal and Admin ref https://linear.app/ghost/issue/BER-3804/improve-address-collection The country part of an address was a two-letter code typed by hand, in the member's Portal account settings and in the address editor on a member's record. Both surfaces refused anything that was not two letters, and neither told the person which two, so "Germany" and "DEU" were both dead ends. One catalogue now lists every country an address may name, as ISO 3166-1 codes in the shared field-types package, since an address is source-agnostic and any of Ghost's collection points may write one. Names come from the browser's own locale data in both apps, in the site's language for a member and in English for staff, so the same code reads the same everywhere and the two Congos read the way address forms show them. Portal offers the list as a native select styled like its other inputs; Admin offers it as the searchable picker the tier checkout card and the language setting already use, and the tier card keeps its own list of where Stripe ships. Address summaries on a member's record, in the members list and in filter chips read the country by name rather than by code; exports and the API keep the code. A stored code the catalogue does not hold, such as a Stripe-only shipping code from checkout or an imported value, is shown as an extra option rather than blanked, so what a record holds is always visible and can be replaced.
by Renato Costa
R
Failed
30670
137ea30f Added a country picker to address fields in Portal and Admin ref https://linear.app/ghost/issue/BER-3804/improve-address-collection The country part of an address was a two-letter code typed by hand, in the member's Portal account settings and in the address editor on a member's record. Both surfaces refused anything that was not two letters, and neither told the person which two, so "Germany" and "DEU" were both dead ends. One catalogue now lists every country an address may name, as ISO 3166-1 codes in the shared field-types package, since an address is source-agnostic and any of Ghost's collection points may write one. Names come from the browser's own locale data in both apps, in the site's language for a member and in English for staff, so the same code reads the same everywhere and the two Congos read the way address forms show them. Portal offers the list as a native select styled like its other inputs; Admin offers it as the searchable picker the tier checkout card and the language setting already use, and the tier card keeps its own list of where Stripe ships. Address summaries on a member's record, in the members list and in filter chips read the country by name rather than by code; exports and the API keep the code. A stored code the catalogue does not hold, such as a Stripe-only shipping code from checkout or an imported value, is shown as an extra option rather than blanked, so what a record holds is always visible and can be replaced.
by Renato Costa
R