site-space-madness-astro

3.0.0

Major Changes

• c4400cd: Updated Astro to v4

2.1.0

Minor Changes

• Updated SanityImage.astro to correctly crop images with width and height attributes

2.0.0

Major Changes

• a1f8446: Migrate resourceContent to resource with parent resource

  Why

  Resource Content and Resource are a confusing mental model. It's much easier to create a resource and assign it a parent if it makes sense. You will also have the flexibility of nesting resources in a hierarchy if that makes sense for your project.

  How

  Copy over the changes for resource.ts and resourceContent.ts into your project. Run turbo dev to start your Sanity Studio so it can recognize the new definitions. Once your model definitions are updated, you can start the migration.

  Migrations have been provided for you. You can run them in the apps/site-sanity/ folder Run these in order:

  npx -y sanity@latest exec migrations/reassignToParentResource.js --with-user-token
  

  npx -y sanity@latest exec migrations/remapResourceContentToResource.js --with-user-token
  

  Then you will want to make updates to your site and test that the migrations work as expected.

  You will likely need to remap your exising "internal Links" in your bodies to the new resources.

  As a final cleanup, delete your content-models/src/resourceContent.ts file, remove it from the index.ts imports and exports, then run this command:

  npx -y sanity@latest exec migrations/deleteResourceContent.js --with-user-token
  

  If you get errors while deleting, your resourceContent is still being referenced in another document. Update those references before attempting to delete.

  Once you've deleted all resourceContent, you can test your site to ensure it all works. It may also be wise to run a test turbo build to see if any errors crop up for a full site build.

  Your last step is to remove the resourceContent.ts file from content-models.

1.0.0

Major Changes

• First public release. All packages considered stable and will follow semver from now on