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Internal tags not all displayed in admin panel
Issue Summary
It is possible to create multiple internal tags with the same name, via minor unintended abuse of the Admin API. These tags get a -2 appended to them, for example hash-firsttag if accidentally duplicated becomes hash-firsttag-2 (and then hash-firsttag-2-2 if one makes the same API error repeatedly).
Visiting /ghost/#/tags/ shows only the original hash-firsttag tag, with the posts that have that tag listed. It does not display the additional -2 and -2-2 versions of the tag, making it difficult to see the problem and delete the extra tags. Given that themes use internal tags for a variety of unexpected purposes, this can cause breakages in weird places.
Steps to Reproduce
see above.
Ghost Version
Ghost Pro
Node.js Version
Ghost Pro
How did you install Ghost?
Ghost Pro
Database type
MySQL 8
Browser & OS version
Chrome, windows 10, recent.
Relevant log / error output
No response
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The issue will be closed soon if there are no further updates, however we ask that you do not post comments to keep the issue open if you are not actively working on a PR.
We keep the issue list minimal so we can keep focus on the most pressing issues. Closed issues can always be reopened if a new contributor is found. Thank you for understanding 🙂