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no ref The limiter loaded limits without the `subscription` argument that @tryghost/limit-service requires for periodic limits. Any configured maxPeriodic limit therefore threw an IncorrectUsageError, and since the hook builds the limiter inside a useMemo, the throw happened during render and reached each section's error boundary. Access, Analytics, Branding and design, Tiers, Newsletters, Staff invite, Integrations, Labs, Network and Stripe Connect all rendered "An error occurred loading ..." in place of their content, and the design and theme modal never loaded at all. - passes the subscription through, resolved from hostSettings the same way the Ember service and the server already do - skips a periodic limit when no subscription anchors it, since registration stops at the first limit that can't be built and would otherwise drop every limit after it - types hostSettings.subscription, which the config type was missing
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Any managed host that configures a periodic host limit — a limit with
maxPeriodic, such as a monthly email allowance — makes the whole of Admin's settings area unusable.apps/admin/src/settings/hooks/use-limiter.tsxcallsloadLimits()without thesubscriptionargument that@tryghost/limit-servicerequires for periodic limits:The hook builds its limiter inside a
useMemo, so the throw happens during render and reaches each section's error boundary. Every section usinguseLimiter, directly or viause-check-theme-limit-error, renders "An error occurred loading …" instead of its content: Access, Analytics, Branding and design, Tiers, Newsletters, Staff invite, Integrations, Labs, Network and Stripe Connect. The design and theme modal doesn't load at all.The config is not at fault —
hostSettings.subscription.startis present and the server reads it correctly. The React hook simply never looks at it.#29837 fixed exactly this bug, but only in
apps/ember-admin/app/services/limit.js. Ghost has three LimitService call sites; the server and the Ember admin both resolve a subscription, and the React settings app was the one left behind.What
subscriptionfromhostSettings.subscription.startand passes it toloadLimits(), the same way the Ember service andghost/core/core/server/services/limits.jsalready do.hostSettings.subscription, which theConfigtype was missing.Testing
New unit tests in
apps/admin/src/settings/hooks/use-limiter.test.tscover a periodic limit with an anchoring subscription, one without, and a subscription that has nostart. Each declares the periodic limit ahead of amaxlimit, so a throw during registration takes the second limit down with it and fails the test — all three fail againstmainwithIncorrectUsageError: Attempted to setup a periodic max limit without a subscription.pnpm lint,pnpm typecheckand the fullapps/adminunit suite (1610 tests) pass, as do theadmin-x-frameworktests.