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wysiwyg cloudinary image upload https #2427
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That is a good catch, that should probably happen when |
Thanks for confirming and for marking it as a bug. |
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Fixed keystonejs#2427. The `cloudinary uploader` does return both the `secure` and `non-secure` urls to the uploaded image. Modified the code to return `secure` url to the client if `cloudinary secure` option is set to `true`
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Fixed issue #2427 - wysiwyg cloudinary image upload https
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This is the same as keystonejs#2427, extending the fix to the builtin uploader.
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Wondering if there is a configuration option for making the inserted image source be https when inserting a cloudinary image using the wysiwyg option (enabled by the 'wysiwyg cloudinary images': true option) for the html data type .
I've tried doing
keystone.set('cloudinary secure', true);
but the inserted url is still http.
Would be super duper great to have this because otherwise would have to train users to view source and add https to every image they upload--something easily forgotten. :)
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