1.2.2 / ?
- More documentation - (Mikel)
- Applied Ruby 1.9 patches to the library - All tests passing now - (Mikel)
1.2.1 / 2008-01-11
- More documentation (Mikel)
- Added 15 test cases from the Rails ActionMailer to TMail
- Changed mailscanner to tmailscanner (mailscanner is copyrighted)
- Closed Bug - Handled quote boundary being gready on content-type header (M.
Mondragon)
- Closed 16025 - Fixed scanner.rb so it passes same tests as scanner.c
- Closed 16283 - Handled incorrect decoding of attachments (M. Aoki - garyo)
- Closed 16899 - HeaderField.new_from_port and added test cases to cover this
code (Maarten O.)
- Closed 16900 - UNIXMbox.fromaddr missing port param and does not return
Envelope Sender (Maarten O.)
1.2.0 / 2007-11-29
- 5 major enhancements:
- Extensive documentation work. (mikel)
- Renamed scanner_c.c to mailscanner.c. (trans)
- Removed base64 c extension. It‘s speed benefit was negligable (only
0.2 sec over 10000 sizable encode/decode runs) (trans)
- Closed 15445 - TMail::Mail#create_forward now returns a new Mail object
that has the original mail as an encoded 7 bit multipart attachment. Also
moved create_forward and create_reply from tmail/net into tmail/interface
as it makes more sense to have it there. (mikel)
- Closed 15643 - TMail::Mail#reply_addresses was returning an empty array if
reply_to was set to nil (ie, the header field existed but was empty)
instead of returning the from address or default. (mikel)
- Closed 16025 - TMail scanner.rb would
not parse ATOM chars correctly making it fail tests where the C version
passed them. Fixed this by updating the Scanner.rb version to be in step
with the C version (there was an extra @ symbol in the ATOM CHARS
definition that was not in the C version.) (mikel)
- Fixed scanner.rb so that it would pass the same tests that the C version
does - had a sundry @ symbol inside of the ATOM CHARS
- 3 minor enhancements:
- Renamed scanner_c.c to tmailscanner.c (trans)
- Changed TMail::Mail#sender to have a default "default" value of
nil to be in alignment with all the other interface methods (mikel)
- Made base64_decode and base64_encode into ! versions as they are
destructive on the mail body (encodes the body to base64 or decodes it),
made aliases for base64_decode and base64_encode to point back to the bang
versions. Doing this with a view to change base64_encode to a non
destructive version (returns the encoded body) in future versions. (mikel)
1.1.1 / 2007-11-05
- 3 major enhancement:
- Created unified package, for installation in any platform.
- Added require_arch.rb to facilitate multi-platform support.
- If compilation fails, set NORUBYEXT="true" and reinstall.
- 3 minor enhancement:
- Fixed line wrapping of long header fields so that they wrap at the correct
whitespace points.
- Fixed bug where re-assigning the mail.body to existing mail object that
already had a parsed body would not re-parse the body.
- Started documenting the source code… lots more to do.
1.1.0 / 2007-10-28
- 1 minor enhancements:
- Changed the quoting of paramaters in the header fields to wrap double
quotes around fields that are needed to be quoted.
- Removed keeping double quotes around a filename that does not need double
quotes per RFC 1521
- More clean up and getting tests passing. Now standing at 2 failures out of
3366 assertions. One is the incorrect handling of "@"@test.com
(returns @@test.com) and the other is a japanese encoding issue.
1.0.0 / 2007-10-28
- 1 major enhancement:
- TMail is now released as a GEM!
- 2 minor enhancements:
- Fixed bug 15077 - TMail now recognizes
attachments as soon as they are added to the body.
- Refactored handling of quotations in header fields - now cleaner