This adds a dependcy on libunwind for generating the back trace.
* src/CMakeLists.txt: Require libunwind-generic package and libunwind
VAPI. Update docs and debian/control with new dependencies.
* src/engine/api/geary-problem-report.vala (ProblemReport): Generate a
stack trace in the default constructor if an error is specified.
* src/client/components/main-window-info-bar.vala
(MainWindowInfoBar::format_details): Include stack trafe from problem
report in output if present.
* ui/main-window-info-bar.ui: Add a ScrolledWindow around the TextView
since the details could now be quite large.
* bindings/vapi/libunwind.vapi: Add bindings for libunwind courtesy
Guillaume Poirier-Morency, add Error enum.
* debian/control Add build dependency on libenchant-dev and
runtime dependency on libenchant1c2a, to reflect latest
changes introduced for the spell-checker.
* 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.
Daily Build PPA isn't building due to "debian/changelog didn't contain
any parseable stanzas." Unsure if this is the problem, but it's the
only thing different about the newest change versus the older ones I
can see.
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).
Unity doesn't deal well with pure GtkHeaderBar apps, so this allows
for the GtkHeaderBar to be treated like a toolbar and the window
retain its chrome.
This causes us to generate localized help docs whenever Geary builds,
and then the localized docs are installed with the rest of the help
pages.
It would be great to also have the CMakeLists read from the Makefile.am
file to determine what translations to run, but that hasn't happened
yet.
Closes: bgo #713831
