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Brenda WallaceandDaniel O'Connor 8474bdd416 remove newsletter (#4974)
* Remove unused bluecloth gem

Last released in 2011. It was only required, never called; kramdown
renders the markdown.

* Add specs for Tilt markdown rendering and posts markdown partial

* Remove rails_12factor gem

Last released in 2014. Rails 5+ does this via RAILS_SERVE_STATIC_FILES
and RAILS_LOG_TO_STDOUT, which production.rb already reads.

* Remove memcachier gem from Gemfile and Gemfile.lock

* Remove unused webrat gem

Last released in 2011. Nothing requires it; the specs use Rails'
assert_select and Capybara matchers. Only generator comments mention it.

* Remove crowdin-cli gem

Last released in 2018. Crowdin now ships its own standalone CLI, which
reads crowdin.yml and doesn't need the gem. Also drops the dependencies
only it used (rest-client, gli, crowdin-api and friends).

* Removes the crowdin-cli gem (last released 2018), the dependencies only
it needed, and crowdin.yml. Crowdin was never set up: the config still
has a placeholder project ID and nothing else in the repo mentions it.

Assisted by Claude

* Remove newsletter functionality and associated views and tests

* Remove newsletter functionality and related code across the application

* keep the column

* Remove stale test step

* add back newsletter

* Add migration to update newsletter column comment in members table

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Co-authored-by: Daniel O'Connor <daniel.oconnor@gmail.com>
2026-10-26 11:48:36 +10:30

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# This file is a sample file which you (i.e. Growstuff developers) can
# copy and use to store your API credentials for external APIs used by
# the Growstuff application.
# We are progressively moving config variables out of
# config/environments/*.rb and into this application.yml config instead.
# Please do not add new config variables to config/environments.
# There are however a couple of exceptions to this, particularly config
# variables used by the assets pipeline, which cannot access ENV. These
# include:
# mapbox_map_id
# To use it, copy env-example.yml or application.yml.example to application.yml (which is
# .gitignored) and fill in the appropriate values.
# Settings in this file will be available to you as ENV['WHATEVER']
# NOTE=please prefix all environment variables with GROWSTUFF_ to make
# it easy to identify which were set by us vs. the system or anyone else
##############################################################################
# Default (this is basically what's used in the development environment
##############################################################################
# This secret token is used by Rails to generate cookies.
# It's the only one without "GROWSTUFF_" prefix.
# To generate a real one, use 'rake secret' (you don't need to for
# dev, though.)
RAILS_SECRET_TOKEN="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
# name that appears on the site, eg. in page titles
GROWSTUFF_SITE_NAME="Growstuff (dev)"
# Used for connecting member accounts to Flickr
# Get Flickr key from http://www.flickr.com/services/apps/create/apply/
GROWSTUFF_FLICKR_KEY=""
GROWSTUFF_FLICKR_SECRET=""
GROWSTUFF_EMAIL='noreply@dev.growstuff.org'
# We also now use SMTP2GO in prod and Mailgun in staging
# and recaptcha to solve our email issues after SendGrid stopped working
MAILGUN_SMTP_LOGIN=""
MAILGUN_SMTP_PASSWORD=""
MAILGUN_SMTP_PORT=""
MAILGUN_SMTP_SERVER=""
# These recaptcha values are the official Google test ones from
# https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/faq#id-like-to-run-automated-tests-with-recaptcha.-what-should-i-do
# In production, replace them with real ones
RECAPTCHA_SITE_KEY="6LeIxAcTAAAAAJcZVRqyHh71UMIEGNQ_MXjiZKhI"
RECAPTCHA_SECRET_KEY="6LeIxAcTAAAAAGG-vFI1TnRWxMZNFuojJ4WifJWe"