* src/CMakeLists.txt: Bump target GLib to min required for
GtkTemplate. Pass resources XML file to valac.
* ui/CMakeLists.txt: Copy both the generated resources XML file and the
resources themselves to the CMake binary directory, since valac expects
the UI files to be in the same directory as the resource XML.
* debian/control: Chase GLib version bump.
First, create a composer action corresponding to the app menu, instead
of reusing the one from the controller. Second, create the menu from a
MenuModel, instead of from a UIManager, so we can have many of them.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=746504
This ensures that we only have a single close button for the main window
at any time, and it always closes the whole application. The composer
gets a default close button only when detached.
The orientation is set in the preferences dialog. There are new
configuration keys to track the pane positions, and a bit of code that
will set them the first time based on the current settings.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=714793
If the server supports sending and receiving messages from additional
email addresses, those addresses can now be added to Geary. It will
allow the user to send new messages and replies from those additional
addresses and recognizes them as "Me" in the conversation list.
We search for HTML-like tags in signatures, and don't do much as much
escaping if we find one. For .signature files detected to be HTML, we
insert them without any change. User-entered signatures get their
whitespace protected, even when HTML is detected. The existing code for
preserving whitespace doesn't work when there's already HTML code in the
text (it converts "<a b>" to "<a b>"), so instead we preserve the
whitespace with CSS.
A preview of the signature is added to the the UI. There's a TextView
and a WebView in a Stack, and we swap between them with a StackSwitcher.
Some of the packing details are changed so that these views are the
thing that expands when the dialog size changes.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=738895
Trash and Spam folders may now be emptied by Geary. A user warning is
presented, as the operation cannot be undone and deletes mail on the
server, not just locally.
See the ticket (comment #2) for more information on the thinking and
strategy here, but in a nutshell this will remove from the Geary
database all emails no longer accessible via any folder and not seen
on the server in over 30 days. It also deletes those messages
attachment(s) and removes any empty directories in the attachment/
directory to prevent clutter. If enough messages are garbage
collected, Geary will vacuum the database at startup, which will
lower its disk footprint and reduce fragmentation, potentially
increasing performance.
This also closes bug #713808, as lesser-used fields (Reply-To, Bcc)
are hidden unless the user expands the composer to show them. Right
now that is an option in the composer's toolbar menu; that may change
in the future if we can find the right place to put the widgetry.
In addition to changes in prior three commits, this updates the
password prompt UI to closer match the new GNOME HIG. It uses
dim-label labels and suggested-action for the OK button, whose text
is changed to "Authenticate". It also cleans up the inter-widget
spacing, which was a bit excessive.
When a TLS certificate warning is detected, the user will now be
presented with a warning dialog presenting them with three options:
Trust This Server, Always Trust This Server, and Don't Trust This
Server (the default). The user must select one of the first two
buttons for Geary to continue connecting to the server, otherwise it
will close the Account object for the duration of the application
session.
This patch introduces a dependency on gcr-3, which is used to pin TLS
certificates (i.e. persist the user's choice of ignoring the TLS
warnings).
Move the buttons from the bottom of the composer into the header. The
draft save text is moved into the composer toolbar, for lack of a better
location. When it's inline, we insert our own close button, so we can
control what it does. When it's detached (and not using Unity), we
enable to default close button.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=731537
Geary can now be configured to notify of new mail at startup. When
the user logs in, Geary will autostart with a hidden window and
notify of new mail as usual. When Geary is formally executed by
the user the Geary window simply appears.
In this mode, if the user closes the window Geary will return to its
hidden state. Quit must be used to close the process.
User may now add a brief signature in the Accounts manager for
each account. When starting a new message or replying, the signature
is prepended to the edit text.
Saving drafts may not be configured per-account. This is to assist
users who (a) are using Gmail clients that include trashed messages
in their conversations (which is where Geary's drafts wind up when
discarded) or (b) Gmail users where, for unexplained reasons, Geary
can't expunge their draft messages (bug #729136).
INLINE_NEW: New message, taking up the full view
INLINE: Reply or forward, with editable recipients
INLINE_COMPACT: Reply, without editable recipients
Note that the only allowed paths are
INLINE_COMPACT -> INLINE -> DETACHED
INLINE_NEW -> DETACHED
Also, remove the embed toolbar at the top.
Note that the focus is stolen by the detach button when it's clicked, so
we can't re-establish it in the window. Instead, we use the existing
set_focus() method to put in a (hopefully) appropriate place.
If compiled with the GDK binding fix in Vala 0.23.2 (bgo#713240), this
patch fixes the accelerator problem.
Tip o' the hat to Charles, who pointed out the accelerators.ui file.
This adds the ability for Geary to push sent mail up to the account's
Sent Mail folder (if available). There's an accompanying account option
that defaults to on (meaning: push sent mail).
The current implementation will leave messages in the Outbox (though
they won't be sent again) if they fail to be pushed to Sent Mail. This
isn't the best solution, but it at least means you have a way of seeing
the problem and hopefully copying the data elsewhere manually if you
need to save it.
Note that Geary might not always recognize an account's Sent Mail
folder. This is the case for any "Other" accounts that don't support
the "special use" or "xlist" IMAP extensions. In this case, Geary will
either throw an error and leave messages in the Outbox, or erase the
message from the Outbox when it's sent, depending on the value of the
account's save sent mail option. Better support for detecting the Sent
Mail folder in every case is coming soon.
Closes: bgo #713263
* Remove details section
* Fix plural problem
* Remove unnecessary labels
* Only allow to prompt for one password at a time, which was true in
practice already, but the code is cleaner making that a requirement
Closes: bgo #720779
