release 0.23

[Dan Callaghan]

I'm pleased to announce that, after quite a long hiatus, Sup 0.23 has
been released. This release brings a number of bug fixes and
compatibility fixes, including Ruby 2.7 support.

The new release is available from Rubygems and Github.

== 0.23 / 2020-07-10

* #505: Shell metacharacters in attachment filenames are no longer escaped when
saving the attachment to disk using 's'. Fixes attachments being saved with
unnecessary \ escapes in their filename. (Felix Van der Jeugt)
* When saving attachments, Sup now creates all parent directories of the
destination path. (Matthieu Rakotojaona)
* The '@' key now reloads all messages in thread view. (Seva Zhidkov)
* #517: The 'g' key now correctly opens each selected URL if multiple URLs are
under the cursor, instead of opening the last URL multiple times.
(Matthieu Rakotojaona)
* The 'g' key now works when the cursor is over a URL inside a signature block.
(Michael Dwyer)
* The 'reply-to' hook is now passed a 'message' variable, the message being
replied to, so that the hook can choose the reply mode based on properties of
the message like the list address. (Simon Tatham)
* The contacts list now shows also email addresses supplied by the
'extra-contract-addresses' hook. (Matthieu Rakotojaona)
* #510: The micalg= parameter is now set correctly when sending
multipart/signed messages. Fixes issues with other mail clients which fail to
handle a missing micalg= parameter on signed messages. (Dan Callaghan)
* Attachments with text/plain MIME type are now correctly decoded according to
their charset= parameter. (Dan Callaghan)
* Strings returned by the 'mime-decode' hook are now kept in their original
encoding and displayed as is, instead of being wrongly transcoded.
(Dan Callaghan)
* Rendering speed of thread list views is improved. (Vickenty Fesunov)
* Fixed display width calculation for emoji. Previously, sender names and
thread subjects using emoji would be incorrectly truncated, if the terminal
emulator displays emoji as double-width. (Dan Callaghan)
* List address is parsed from the non-standard Mailing-List header used by
Groups.io. (Dan Callaghan)
* Fixed misinterpretation of quoted text where the quote uses both an
"---- Original Message ----" marker and > delimiters, for example from
Zimbra users. (Steven Lawrance)
* Added a new option 'indent_spaces' in config.yaml, to control the number of
spaces for indenting each child message when displaying the thread view.
The default remains 2. (Antoni Kaniowski)
* Attachment sizes are now displayed using standard unit abbreviations like
"MiB". (Sharif Olorin)
* Sup now gives a hint if a search query results in an empty search after
tokenization (for example, if the user tries to search for only punctuation).
(Per Andersson)
* The --list-hooks option now takes an additional option --hooks-matching, to
filter the listed hooks. (Matthieu Rakotojaona)
* Fixed ArgumentError in logging methods on Ruby 2.7. (Dan Callaghan)
* Fixed FrozenError in verified_ok? method on Ruby 2.7. (Iain Parris)
* Fixed Fixnum deprecation warnings on Ruby 2.4+. (Dan Callaghan)
* Several dependency version updates. The optimist gem replaces trollop. The
unicode-display_width gem is a new dependency.

--
Dan Callaghan <d...@djc.id.au>

[Iain Parris]

Excerpts from Dan Callaghan's message of 2020-07-11 17:42:37 +1000:

> I'm pleased to announce that, after quite a long hiatus, Sup 0.23 has
> been released. This release brings a number of bug fixes and
> compatibility fixes, including Ruby 2.7 support.

Excellent! Thank you very much again for this, Dan - it is very good to
see a new Sup release, and I'm now happily running the 0.23 gem "in
production".

For collaborating with downstream:

- Fedora:
- I saw that you already have this in hand, Dan - and have closed
Red Hat Bugs 1855734 & 1830697, with an updated rubygem-sup
package for Fedora 33 (rubygem-sup-0.23-2.fc33). Thank you!
<https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=1540831>.

- Arch Linux:
- I've updated Arch Wiki's gem installation instructions for 0.23,
<https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Sup>
- I've also flagged the AUR "sup (0.22.1 released 2015-06-18) and
"sup-git" (93df79b committed 2017-02-14) AUR packages as
out-of-date.

- Debian:
- "sup-mail" package was removed in April 2020 from Debian unstable
(sid) and testing (bullseye) due to no Ruby 2.7 support (Debian
bugs 956071 & 952089). <https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/sup-mail>
- Now that 0.23 has Ruby 2.7 support, I'm going to contact the
previous Debian maintainers, and see if I can work with them to
reintroduce the package into Debian unstable.
- It should then flow to Debian testing automatically.
- The package is currently sitting in Debian Ruby Team's "Attic",
for packages removed from the Debian archive:
<https://salsa.debian.org/ruby-team/attic/sup-mail>.

- Ubuntu:
- "sup-mail" isn't present in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (focal), but was
previously included in prior releases, including Ubuntu 19.10
(eoan) and Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (bionic).
- If Debian accepts the reintroduction of the "sup-mail" package,
then perhaps Ubuntu might consider a "Stable Release Update"
(SRU), to reintroduce the package - to avoid a poor upgrade
experience from prior Ubuntu versions, especially since focal is
an LTS release which people may be running until 2025.
- If Debian reintroduce the package first, then I will see if the
Ubuntu maintainers might be willing to consider this.

Kind regards,
Iain

[Dan Callaghan]

Excerpts from Dan Callaghan's message of 2020-07-11 17:42:37 +10:00:

> I'm pleased to announce that, after quite a long hiatus, Sup 0.23 has
> been released.

It was bugging me that Sup is still calling itself 0.x after all these
years. So I decided to re-release 0.23 with a version number of 1.0. The
new 1.0 release is on Rubygems and Github now. The code is identical to
the 0.23 release.

--
Dan Callaghan <d...@djc.id.au>