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yovko and others added 5 commits June 6, 2026 19:28
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Added missing and newly introduced strings to the Bulgarian
localization:

- ghost/i18n/locales/bg/ghost.json
- ghost/i18n/locales/bg/comments.json
- ghost/i18n/locales/bg/portal.json
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- updates expired complimentary member cleanup to bump
members.updated_at when transitioning members back to free
- adds a unit test around the worker job using mocked DB and parentPort
dependencies
ref #28310
- refactors export name handling and http stream boilerplate to reduce redundancy

The members and post-analytics CSV exports each defined the
`<slug>.ghost.<type>.<date>.csv` filename in up to **four** places — two
API endpoints (`members`, `posts`) and two admin helpers
(`getMembersExportFileName`, `getPostAnalyticsExportFileName`) — and
slugified the site title two different ways (a hand-rolled regex on the
client vs `@tryghost/string`'s `slugify` on the server, which
transliterate non-ASCII titles differently).

This duplication exists only because admin downloads fetch the export
into a blob and set the filename via `a.download`, which bypasses the
server's `Content-Disposition` header. So the client re-implemented what
the server already knew.

Now everything should be routed appropriately through the server.
…28398)

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LinkedIn profile URLs are valid both with and without a trailing slash —
`https://www.linkedin.com/in/username` and
`https://www.linkedin.com/in/username/` both resolve correctly on
LinkedIn. However, the front-end validator in Ghost was rejecting URLs
with a trailing slash as invalid, causing friction when users paste a
URL copied directly from their browser.

Both forms are now accepted and normalised to the canonical form without a
trailing slash.
ref https://linear.app/ghost/issue/PLA-76

The `commit-msg` hook's "user-facing changes should start with an emoji"
check never recognizes an actual emoji, so the warning fires on
**every** commit that correctly follows our emoji convention.
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