Revert merge request GNOME/geary!374 for now since the shared process
model breaks old-style WebProcess message handler IPC.
This can be un-reverted when out JS is ported to the new Messages API
that is landing in WebKitGTK 2.28.
This reverts commit e4a5b85698, reversing
changes made to 66f6525480.
Support manual validation where needed, add unit tests.
This also slightly changes the behaviour of non-required field, since
an empty non-required field should be valid.
Rename all composer classes prefixed with "Composer" so that the prefix
is a namespace instead. This increases the compartmentalisation of the
classes, making `internal` a useful member modifier and makes them
consistent with the code style guide.
FDO 19.08 runtime now includes C.UTF-8 locale, but since Fedora
now ships one that collates high-bit chars, it differs compared
to Debian et al's and FDO.
As a result, just use en_US.UTF-8 for now, probably until glibc
actually ships it and so they all agree.
The only reason it was in the engine was so it could be used by both
the client and the web extension, without worrying about the
webkit2gtk and webkit2gtk_web_extension packages conflicting. However
it didn't really belong there, and added a dependency for the engine
on javascriptcoregtk which doesn't belong. So this fixes all that.
Some software like the above will mangle From mailbox names by appending
"via Some Service" to the From mailbox name. This messes up generating
default avatars for the actual people sending these messages, so
attempt to de-mangle the names.
This involves moving primary originator determination from the engine
to the client, since it's now a policy thing. Add unit tests.
Don't try to dray null initials, actually return null per API contract
when no initials can be found, don't include non-alphanumerics in the
initials. Add test case.
Pass service provider to ctor so we can make the service provider
property immutable. Fill in service label in ctor so it's always set to
something useful. Move creating orphans from Engine to AccountManager
since it exists only to assign an internal id for new accounts, so it
should handled by the account manager anyway.
This allows us to compile the engine tests against the internal VAPI, so
we can unit test internal classes.
* CMakeLists.txt: Add top-level targets test-engine-run and
test-client-run that execute the respective test binaries. Make
the tests target depend on them and make them depend on their
binaries.
* Makefile.in: Add test-client and test-engin targets for convenience.
* src/CMakeLists.txt: Make the right invocation of valac to generate a
correct geary-engine-internal.vapi. Make gsettings schema generation
depend on geary-client so it exists for test-client if the main binary
hasn't been built.
* test/CMakeLists.txt: Split everything up into to builds, one for
test-engine and the other for test-client. Use geary-engine-internal
when building test-engine for access to internal classes and members.
* test/engine/util-idle-manager-test.vala,
test/engine/util-timeout-manager-test.vala: Use Glib MainContext rather
than the GTK main loop for pumping events so the test cases compile
without GTK.
* test/test-engine.vala, test/test-client.vala: New main source file for
test binaries based on old main.vala.
