The code is more what you’d call ‘guidelines’ than actual rules.

On the heels of Ghost-CLI 1.1.0 we've got another quick bugfix release.

Only real change in this release is a fix for port version numbering - more info can be found in the changelog.

Rage, rage, against the dying of the light

New Ghost-CLI release 🎉

This release has a number of bugfixes, a couple new features, and some performance improvements:

• a number of inconsistencies with config validation were fixed
• added some more checks for install to catch when ghost-cli was installed with the node version that isn't currently in use (e.g. with nvm)
• fixed a bug with mysql user creation on some systems
• fixed ghost doctor startup
• added a feature to remove old Ghost versions during ghost update (it keeps the latest 5 now)
• allow ghost install <version> --local to work
• speed up ghost-cli boot by lazily requiring things 🚀

As always, a full list of changes can be found in the changelog.

Version 1.0.3

No code changes in this release, just some dependency updates.

NOTE: please upgrade to this version before updating to Ghost 1.3.0. There is a needed bugfix inside knex-migrator that is shipped with this release.

The best way out is always through

Another bugfix release!

This release contains:

• a fix to ignore folder permissions checking if --no-setup-linux-user is passed
• better config prompts
• fixes for --no-prompt usage
• improvements for sqlite error handling

As always, a full list of changes can be found in the changelog.

Non, je ne regrette rien

We've got a new CLI bugfix release for you!

Summary of changes:

• more mail clients are now allowed, list now aligns with the list of node-mailer supported clients
• migration errors are now not hidden
• ghost run won't output an odd update check error anymore
• ghost status is now an alias for ghost ls
• ghost install --no-setup-linux-user works again

As always, a full list of changes can be found in the changelog.

The best thing about the future is it comes one day at a time.

After trying to keep it on the down-low for a few days (it was actually released last Saturday), we are excited to announce the release of Ghost-CLI 1.0 alongside Ghost 1.0 🎉

A full, complete explanation of the Ghost 1.0 release can be found in the release blog post.

There was only one change between 1.0.0-rc.4 and 1.0, which was a fix for command aliases, but as always, all release changes can be found in the changelog.

Thank you to everyone who has tested, raised issues, and contributed to making Ghost-CLI a reality! Stay tuned for more releases in the future with additional bugfixes and improvements 😎

The light at the end of the tunnel

Quick bugfix release pre-1.0. Unless something else comes up, no further changes are expected before the 1.0.0 release.

Summary of changes in this release:

• fix local process manager (again) - it now works reliably cross-platform
• add support for configuring nginx when Ghost is run in a subdirectory
• split out nginx configuration into separate files for ssl and non-ssl
• improvements for help output.

Full list of changes can be found in the changelog

Hardships make or break people

A new release candidate for Ghost-CLI 🎉

This release comes with several bugfixes, including:

• ghost install local now works on Windows
• ghost setup linux-user now works as expected 😅
• ghost install --db sqlite3 now actually works on linux

View the full list of changes in the changelog.

....and again

Super quick hotfix release to fix a bug in RC.1

SO MUCH CAFFEINE

We've finally achieved Ghost-CLI's first release candidate 🎊 .

This release contains many bugfixes for problems presented in the last beta, and is also the first release that is production ready. Feel free to install the CLI and use it to set up the new, production-ready release candidate of Ghost! See more information about the release candidate in the blog post.

Full list of changes can be viewed in the changelog, but here's a quick summary of changes:

• a number of permissions fixes related to the auto-created linux user
• many, many improvements in wording, messaging, and prompts throughout the CLI. This makes for a much more streamlined, and hopefully less confusing, user experience.
• various improvements around configuration management

There may be 1 or 2 small fixes before a final 1.0 release, but it should be coming soon - stay tuned!