This looks for some translatable common names for special folders like
Sent Mail, Drafts, Spam and Trash, instead of only relying on the
server's special-use or xlist extensions. If the server doesn't report
special-use/xlist, we look for common folder names, creating them on the
server if necessary, so we always have folders necessary for tasks like
saving drafts or sent mail.
Closes: bgo #713492
This adds a way to turn lists of items into a Geary.Iterable, which then
allows you to dump results into any kind of container. This removes the
Collection.SingleItem class, which was no longer useful.
Closes: bgo #723208
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
This should get Geary ready to be integrated into l10n.gnome.org,
GNOME's Damned Lies translation project. The biggest change is that we
no longer track a .pot file, but we set it up so that translators can
generate their own using intltool-update --pot.
Closes: bgo #713827
