Remove ActiveSupport from the dependencies, load Active Support if present, or use internals if not
Created v2.2 branch for all 2.2 related commits
Update activesupport require to use inflector - closes #217
Version bump to 2.3 and gem release
Fixed charset warning issue with multipart messages - github.com/arvindsv
Version bump to 2.2.18 and gem release
Mail::Field.new(“Subject: foobar”, ‘iso-2022-jp’) does not set charset - github.com/yalab
Fixed an exception with nil in Reply-To and References field - github.com/dcormier
Version bump to 2.2.17 and gem release
Added support for open SMTP connections and returning the Mail server’s response - github.com/spiegela
RE: not appended to subject when replying to a reply - github.com/prateekdayal
Support not ascii compatible charset mail send - github.com/yalab
Fix for issue 208 “mail.body after mail.add_file truncates message body” - github.com/glongman
Handle bad subject encoding (or “:invalid => :replace” is ineffective for utf-8 to utf-8 encoding) - github.com/choonkeat
Handle blank Received header field - github.com/bcantin
Handle part with missing content type - github.com/bcantin
Handle a “<>” Return field - github.com/bcantin
Performance improvements for 1.9 - github.com/nobu
Fix heavy CPU issues when messages are missing a space - github.com/scsmith
Tighten up allowed encodings - github.com/scsmith
Added to_yaml & from_yaml (as well as to_hash & from_hash) - github.com/srushti
Fix up some comments - github.com/takahashim
Version bump to 2.2.16 and gem release
Update addresses passed into sendmail to escape them (Andy Lindeman)
Version bump to 2.2.15 and gem release
Update field_spec to handle encodings, closes issues 44 and 120 (Luis Lopez)
Version bump to 2.2.14 and gem release
Use default IANA port on the IMAP retriever_method (Adrian Silva)
Updated README to reflect latest ruby versions we test against (mikel)
Only remove tlsconnect if it exists (mikel)
Added backport fix for net/smtp bug (Aaron Patterson)
Changed “Mail#text_part” so that it does not return a plain text attachment (Anton Mironov)
Added in rescue blocks for badly formatted dates as well as encoding problems (Karl Baum)
Fixed warning errors of duplicated regular expressions (Kouhei Sutou)
Removed duplication from Regex’s containing [wd]+ as w contains d (mikel)
Add authentication selection for imap retriever (Björn Albers)
Removing warning on @name not being initialized (mikel)
Version bump to 2.2.13 and gem release
Fixing problems with multibyte filenamed attachment (amatsuda)
Providing IMAP uid and imap object as options to IMAP calls (dball)
Fixing filename for windows (mikel)
Updating requirement on i18n to be more relaxed for now until we nuke ActiveSupport dependency (Mikel)
Version bump to 2.2.12 and gem release
Allow address lists to handle and ignore empty addresses (Donald Ball)
Allow address lists to handle repeating strings of commas (Donald Ball)
Noting pending test for malformed folding whitespace (Donald Ball)
Adding spec to test error email for missing addresses in to header (Mikel)
Bumping i18n dependency to ~> 0.5.0
Version bump to 2.2.11 and gem release
Added test retriever and updated documentation (Donald Ball)
Fix test suite to work in any timezone (Donald Ball)
Added dependency for tlsmail for Ruby 1.8.6 (Donald Ball)
Added new feature, replies for mail message
Fix references header to use CFWS instead of comma as the separator per RFC2822
Version Bum to 2.2.10 and pushed.
Add find_and_delete convenience method for consistency with POP3, document delete_after_find option (Donald Ball)
Documenting the openssl_verify_mode setting (Donald Ball)
Added ruby-1.8.6 back into the list of tested platforms (Donald Ball)
Relax i18n dependency until we remove active support requirement
Version Bump to 2.2.9.1 to include new i18n dependency
Version Bump to 2.2.9 and tag
Updating Gemfile and gemspec to include i18n and sync dependency versions
Added work from Kendall Gifford closing issues #104, #107 and #117
Always encode mailbox names with UTF-7 (github: fasta)
Added updates from Donald Ball (github: dball) to improve 1.8.6 support
Added patch from Ryan Bigg (github: ryanb) for mark_for_delete
Version Bump to 2.2.7
Release 2.2.7
Added fix for Windows using ‘rb’ flags, thanks to Luis Lavena and dzhang for pointing it out
Fixed up Rakefile to require bundler to run specs and give more appropriate errors messages if this fails
Merged POP3 delete support work from Michael Prendergast
Merged IMAP support work from Fabian Staubli
Replace some missing documentation
Version bump to 2.2.6.1
Fixed parsing an email with an empty In-Reply-To header (Reported by Eugene Pimenov)
Adding address spec for groupname+example at domain.com.com format emails
Version bump to 2.2.6
Added new way to do versioning for rubygems
Added additional specs for Content-Disposition: inline which are not being encoded correctly - Shawn Pyle
Make sure Mail::Message#attachment? returns true/false - Simone Carletti
Replace hard-coded references to Mail with more generic self references to allow easier inheritance (closes #61) - Simone Carletti
Force encoding on Regexp for Ruby 1.9 to avoid encoding conflicts - Golubev Pavel
Added lazy evaluation to message body: body is not parsed until need. It greatly improves performance with big mails if you don’t need to read the body (yet)
Added Mail.read_from_string as an explicit method (mcansky)
Fixed bounce detection for multipart reports that contain a human readable report status part
Closed Issue #65 found (incredibly) by quetz - major Kudos for bug hunting
Fixed missing trailing CRLF in content type field - Closes issue #57 - Kudos to Henry Flower for finding it
Version bump to 2.2.5.2
Closed issue #58 - Content Type not parsing unless lower case.
Version bump to 2.2.5.1
Added Mail::POP3#delete_all, including specs (Martijn Storck)
Lars Pind updates on header folding
Version bump to 2.2.5
Added inline attachment support to mail (mikel)
Updating versioning so we only have one source, VERSION.yml (mikel)
Changed activesupport dependency to 2.3.6 to fix #53, #64, and def #67. (Artem Titoulenko)
Fixing typo in break_down_to.rb. (mikel)
fixing a typo when generating docs. (Andrew Bloom)
Changing rnt to rns throughout mail (mikel)
Handle multiple quoted words in Encodings.unquote_and_convert_to (Eric Kidd)
Ruby 1.9: mark source encoding so it’s usable with -Ks, -Ke, etc (Jeremy Kemper)
Add include? to mail body for convenience (Maxim Chernyak)
Use Mail::TestMailer.deliveries in README example (John Trupiano)
Allow bundler to automatically build a gem directly from git (Eric Kidd)
Lots of updates on encoding and decoding of headers and unstructured fields. This is now a lot cleaner and nicer. Also more predictable.
Merged encoding branch back into head
Version bump to 2.2.0
Tagged 2.2.0
Created non-ascii header auto encoding for address fields and unstructured fields
Changed default behaviour of mail, if you specify a charset, it will use that charset regardless of what is in the body. Previously, if the body was all US-ASCII, it would set the charset to US-ASCII in preference.
Many internal version jumps from 2.1.5.3 => 2.1.5.8 - unreleased development versions
Version bump to 2.1.5.3
No longer depend on vendor’d treetop as treetop now has optional loading of parts of the library
Change treetop dependency to 1.4.5
Version bump to 2.1.5.2
Fixed up preserve case in header fields when assigned from a message closes issue #46
Version bump to 2.1.5.1
Fixed net/pop3.rb regression for Ruby 1.8.6
Merged in Jeremy Kemper’s updates:
Bump vendored treetop to 1.4.4
Use Mikel’s treetop for cucumber workaround
Use LOAD_PATH for spec_helper instead of relative requires
Force treetop from git so cucumber doesn’t pull in old version
Version bump to 2.1.5
Changed guess encoding to short circuit to binary if the mime type is unknown, should be safe
Renaming spec to match the file for attachment_lists.rb
Adding Message#decoded returns Message#body#decoded if the message is not multipart
Version bump to 2.1.4
Merged in Jeremy/treetop to vendored treetop
Merged in nathansobo/treetop to vendored treetop
Merged in pzbowen/mail into mail - Adds body auto encoding - awesome work
Fixed content-transfer-encoding parser to be more compliant per RFC, also now handles trailing semi-colons correctly
Fixed content-transfer-encoding parser to handle weird “from the wild” misspellings
Added message.errors, header.errors arrays, returns array of [field_name, value, error_object] for each field that failed to parse
Removed bundler require from Rakefile
Keep header name case when failing to unstructured field
Fixed multiaddress bounce messages crashing when calling .bounced? Now just take the first report and return that.
Closes issue 38 - final_recipient method give problem when one bounce email for multiple email ids
Fixing up TODO and Docs
Version bump to 2.1.3
Added TMM1’s patch to not raise errors if a email is not multipart/report
Added html_part and text_part now return the first text/html or text/plain part they find. Order is from top to bottom of the email, all parts, flattened.
Cleaning up register_interceptor and register_observer including documentation
Renamed register_for_delivery_notification to register_observer
Renamed register_for_delivery_interception to register_interceptor
Adding spec to check for folding of non ASCII words that have been encoded
Updating Message#inspect to be a bit more friendly… it is for us mere mortals after all
Version bump to 2.1.2
Removed old method of setting delivery_method
Added ability for address fields to init on an array instead of just a string.
Version bump to 2.1.1
Now passes a block to the delivery handler, which can just call yield if it want’s Mail to just do it’s normal delivery method
Moved Mail.deliveries into Mail::TestMailer.deliveries. Now only gets mail appended to it if you are sending with the :test delivery_method (only for testing)
Version bump to 2.1.0
Change :deliver! to deliver a mail object, bypassing the :perform_deliveries and :raise_delivery_errors flags, also does not append the mail object to Mail.deliveries, thus the ! (dangerous). The intended use for :deliver! is for people wanting to have their own delivery_handler (like ActionMailer uses) to track and handle delivery failures.
Added :delivery_handler to Message. Allows you to pass an object that will be sent :deliver_mail(self) by the Mail::Message instance when it is sent :deliver and bypasses the usual delivery method.
Changed :perform_deliveries flag to be more consistent with it’s name, mail will not append itself to the Mail.deliveries collection if :perform_deliveries is false
Version bump to 2.0.5
Added :raise_delivery_errors to Mail::Message, if set to false will silently rescue all errors raised by the delivery methods, set to true by default
Version bump to 2.0.4
Added :perform_deliveries to mail, will not actually call deliver on the delivery method if this is set to false, set to true by default.
Added @delivery_notification_observers to mail messages, you can register an observer with mail by calling mail.register_for_delivery_notification(observer) and then when mail is told to :deliver it will call your observer with observer.delivered_email(self). It will call your observer if it actually performed the delivery or not (that is, irregardless of the :perform_deliveries flag)
Added ability to overwrite the Mail.deliveries store with an object of your choice instead of just an array, this is a good way to find out if something actually got delivered as if :perform_deliveries is false, this collection will not get the mail message appended
Version bump to 2.0.3
Made body.sort_parts! recursive, to do the entire body
Added ability to use << on the results returned by the various address fields, ie, mail.to << ‘new@address’ now works
Message now adds multipart/mixed as the content type if nothing is set and there are parts to the message
Added display_names and addrs to all address fields. addrs returns the actual Mail::Address object for each address in the field.
Body should call to_s on given input… incase someone gave it an IO.readlines result (Array)
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Version bump to 2.0.2
Major change to attachments, add_file now only accepts {:filename => ‘full/path/to/file.png’} or {:filename => ‘file.png’, :content => ‘string of file content’} you can also now do mail.attachments = File.read(‘path/to/file.png’) which is nice too!
Rewrote all network classes to not use singletons. Means different Mail::Message objects can have different delivery methods.
Added examples for how to send via GMail, MobileMe, Sendmail, File etc.
Version bump to 2.0.0 as Network API changed drastically, now not a singleton class.
Fixed that return-path should only return one address
Version update to 1.6.0 - API change on mail.address_fields to always return arrays
Updated all message.address_field methods to always return arrays, so mail.from #=> [‘one@address.com’] now, is least surprise
Updated handling of empty group lists so it didn’t crash
Version 1.5.3, handling invalid input on fields. Highly recommended update
Updated fields to always try parsing the given data (unless blank). This allows mail to catch invalid input and return UnstructuredFields. Makes mail a lot more resistant to invalid input.
Version bump to 1.5.2
Updated Sendmail and SMTP delivery methods to use return-path if present
Fix up a lot of content-type parsing problems
Updating compat listing
Moving error emails into one directory
Moving error emails into one directory
Initializing @tls variable to remove warnings
Moved default corpus directory
Fixed up git ignore file
Added compatibility list to Readme.rdoc
Fixing encoding of return path to be per RFC 2822, adding angle brackets around the addr_spec
Specs covering return path setting and preserving
Moving the require for tlsmail for Ruby 1.8.6 into mail.rb
Version bump to 1.5.0
Major API change in Message#field_name. This WILL break your applications that use Mail. Message#field_name now returns good, intelligent, default values. You can still access the field object by calling Message# or Message#.
Message-ID, Content-ID, References et al, now return the default value of the message ID without the angle brackets, as per RFC 2822, “Semantically, the angle bracket characters are not part of the msg-id; the msg-id is what is contained between the two angle bracket characters.”
Message class now has getter and setter methods for all the supported field types explicitly. This allows us to return a “default” value for all fields.
All address fields, when called from Message#to or Message#from or the like, return either a string of the address spec (mikel@test.lindsaar.net) if it is a single entry, or an array of address specs if there is more than one [‘mikel@test.lindsaar.net’, ‘ada@test.lindsaar.net’]
Added sorting of parts, default is text/plain, then text/enriched and text/html. Access through Body#set_sort_order and Body#sort_parts! (called from Body#encode automatically)
Version bump to 1.4.2
Updating treetop and mail to initialize uninitialized instance variables to nil
Version bump to 1.4.1
Version bump to 1.4 because now :to_s calls :decoded for all fields and body while :to_s calls :encoded for Message and Header containers. Makes sense… really.
Changed fields to default to :decoded on :to_s, all container objects retain :encoded as the default for :to_s
Fixed parsing error ‘Subject: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Re=3A_ol=E1?=’ (has a new line embedded)
Version 1.3.4
Vendor’d treetop
Version 1.3.3
Removed dependency on treetop, don’t need it at runtime
Version 1.3.2
Resolved Ruby 1.9.1-head not working because File.basename only accepts US-ASCII or 8Bit
Version 1.3.1
Resolved Issue #18 - Wrong instance variable name
Resolved Issue #15 - Duplicate block call
Resolved Issue #13 - replacing From field results in from field becoming optional field.
Added POP upgrades from Nicolas Fouché
Added patch to handle multiple from lines in email from Luke Grimstrup
Resolved Issue #12 - Wrong comment in smtp.rb
Changed the way attachments are added so that it does not break depending on the order of the Hash passed in.
Version bump to 1.3.0 - Now works with Edge ActionMailer, MRI 1.8.6, 1.8.7, 1.9.1, all tests passing
Added check on add_part to make sure if there is already a body, and if so, make a text_part of the body
Fixing up attachment adding and making sure multipart emails always have boundaries
Change Message#attachments to now recursively return all attachments in the email in an ordered flattened array
Added ability for Mail::Message to accept {:headers => {‘custom-header’ => ‘value’, ‘another-custom-header’ => ‘value’}} as a param on init
Adding ability to Mail::Message to add a part via :part(params) with optional block
Fixed up QP encoding forcing underscores into everything with a space
Added ReturnPathField#address
Updating gem loads and active support loads
Changed Mail::Encodings to clean it up, added in unquote_and_convert_to as well as refactor in this area
Added sendmail support from (Simon Rozet)
Changed to bundler for gem dependancies and moved gem generation into rakefile (Simon Rozet)
Bumped to 1.2.6 for sendmail support
Changed Encodings.param_encode(string) so it intelligently encodes and quotes needed items and leaves plain, no special char, US-ASCII alone unquoted.
Resolved Issue #10 - empty/nil cc/bcc field causes exception (Mail::Field::ParseError)
Hacked and mutilated the network section, made it easier to extend out with other delivery and retriever methods. API changed SLIGHTLY with this. Please check the readme
Resolved Issue #8 - Mail::SMTP now delivers to all mail.destinations
Version bump to 1.2.5
Resolved Issue #5 - Message ID not handling multiple periods in left hand side
Resolved Issue #6 - Ordering of add_file and body items causes invalid emails
Resolved Issue #5 - Message ID generation issue
Resolved Issue #7 - README add_file examples don’t seem to work - Updated readme and rdoc in Message#add_file
Added ability to create new email via a hash or hash-like object. <mikel>
Moved all of the Part init into the Message class. Part now just uses Message’s init, also moved all the attachment related functions into Message. As Part is a subclass of message, you shouldn’t see any interface changes here.
a6ef2b4: Fixed Issue #4 - Can’t call encoding on non existant content-transer-encoding header
Handled unstructured field folding “blank” lines
Fixed error in header.rb that created fields into an array, instead of a FieldList, resulting in mail.encode returning a random sort order on the header.
Made unstructured fields attempt to decode their values on :decode
2acb70a: Closes Issue #1 - Handling badly formatted content-type fields <mikel>
2b5d608: Closes Issue #2 - Empty header field values not parsing <mikel>
Version bumb to 1.2.1
Renamed Mail::Message#encode! to Mail::Message#ready_to_send!, deprecated :encode! <mikel>
Rewrote encoding and decoding methods on all classes. Adds a lot of boiler plate code, but allows us to be really precise in each field type that needs custom encoding. Now all encoding is done by the field_type itself. Need to follow through on the body. <mikel>
Bump version to 1.2.0 due to changes of :encoded, :decoded behaviour <mikel>
Tested mail against entire Enron set (2.3gb) and the Trec 2005 set (0.5gb), ~ half a million emails without crashing <jlindley>
Some headers only can appear once, enforce during header parse assignment. <jlindley>
Convert empty bodies into empty arrays instead of nil. <jlindley>
Handle blank content dispositions. <jlindley>
Mention Trec 2005 Spam Corpus in readme <jlindley>
Add ‘rake corpus:verify_all’ to allow parse checks in bulk. <jlindley>
Added handling of multi value parameters, like filename*1*=“us-ascii’en’blah” filename*2=“bleh” <mikel>
Added dependency on ActiveSupport 2.3 or higher <mikel>
handle OpenSSL::SSL::VERIFY_NONE returning 0 <jlindley>
doing Mail.new { content_type [text, plain, { charset => UTF-8 }] } is now possible (content type accepts an array) <mikel>
Fixed attachment handling, so mail can find attachment from a content-type,
content-disposition or content-location
Added content-location field and parser
Added message.has_attachments? for ActionMailer friendliness
Added attachment.original_filename for ActionMailer friendliness
Birthday, Mail released as a gem… phew
