GrowlMail 1.3.1 Released, support for 10.7.2.

[Rudy Richter]

GrowlMail 1.3.1 is available for download at http://code.google.com/p/growlmail/downloads/list

The following issues have been fixed in this release:

-- GrowlMail disrupting Smart Mailbox refresh (#3)
-- description field should be a text view, not a text field (#10)
-- built for intel only (#12)
-- Preferences module "disappears" because of window restoration (#14)
-- Mail doesn't refresh smart folders with GrowlMail installed (#15)
-- Incompatible with OS X Lion 10.7.2 11C37 (#16)

In addition to fixing these issues I have added the beginnings of Sparkle support. In the future you should see a Sparkle update dialog prior to an OS update that changes the UUIDs. In the event you're running pre-release OSes and wish to live on the bleeding edge you can always make use of the GrowlMailUUIDPatcher to update your installed copy of GrowlMail. If you encounter any issues on a pre-release OS please let me know so that I'm ware of them in the event i haven't already encountered them.

I will soon be rolling out a webpage for GrowlMail that will gather up the currently disparate information about GrowlMail (Google Code/Github/this mailing list), I just ran out of time before this release as release prep for Growl 1.3.1 was more critical. I should have something up in the next couple weeks.

I will be pushing the source to github subsequent to Apple's posting of 10.7.2, most likely when I get home from work.

-rudy

[Cory Kim]

Thanks - great timing!

[Mike]

I'm on 10.7.2 and installed GrowlMail 1.3.1. The notifications work
fine, but I'm still seeing the issue with my smart mailboxes not
refreshing. I'm not positive, but I thought it was working fine after
I first installed it this morning, but it's definitely not working
now. Is there something else I need to do to resolve this issue?

[ShadowBottle]

This was not initially working for me at all. I had to go into the
preferences and disable notification (in Mail.app Growl Mail section
of Preferences) and then re-enable. Seems to be working fine now.

Just a data point.

On Oct 12, 12:19 pm, Rudy Richter <rarich...@gmail.com> wrote:
> GrowlMail 1.3.1 is available for download athttp://code.google.com/p/growlmail/downloads/list

[antoneg]

I fear that the lates GrowlMail doesn't work with Lion 10.7.2 (11C74).
Am I correct?

-Antone

[solrac08]

Same here. Problem with Lion 10.7.2 (11CT4)

Any idea how to fix?.

[Antone Gonsalves]

Actually. GrowlMail started working again. Unfortunately, I don't know why. After updating Lion, the settings on the volume controls for my MacBook Pro's internal speakers got changed. Once the settings were corrected, GrowlMail started working. I'm not a techie, so I couldn't even begin to guess why.

Antone

[robin]

something is not quite right.

had been working on my laptop fine this morning.

come back after doing some other tasks and its no longer giving me
notifications.

every thing is ticked, computer has not been running any new programs,
has not been in shutdown, has gone to sleep ( but for last hour no
email has provided growl notice and had about 10 emails)

???



On Oct 15, 1:32 am, Antone Gonsalves <antonegonsal...@gmail.com>
wrote:

[Daniel James]

I noticed this morning my notifications were not working again, so I selected the GrowlMail preferences tab in Mail.app and unchecked, then checked the "Enable GrowlMail" box and it's working again. Until 1.3.2 is released, perhaps I'll have to set up an AppleScript or Automator action to run daily to do this automatically :)

[Nic]

I'm not 100% sure, but I think is happening is that the option to "only show alerts when mail is in the background" is permanently enabled, no matter if we check the box or not.

You might want to check, but I think the reason you see alerts some times and not all times is that you only see alerts when Mail is in the background.

Either way, we are not seeing 100% of alerts, that's for sure!

[robin]

no

i have mine set to always show alerts, so it can't be that.

[Mike]

I did download and try out the 1.3.2 beta and so far it appears to
resolve the issue. I'll monitor for a day or two and make sure the
smart mailboxes don't stop refreshing like they have been doing
sporadically using 1.3.1.