/!\ database schema has been modified, do a backup before updating
message have been refactored, here are the main changes:
- languages are now handled
- all messages have an uid (internal to SàT)
- message updating is anticipated
- subject is now first class
- new naming scheme is used newMessage => messageNew, getHistory => historyGet, sendMessage => messageSend
- minimal compatibility refactoring in quick_frontend/Primitivus, better refactoring should follow
- threads handling
- delayed messages are saved into history
- info messages may also be saved in history (e.g. to keep track of people joining/leaving a room)
- duplicate messages should be avoided
- historyGet return messages in right order, no need to sort again
- plugins have been updated to follow new features, some of them need to be reworked (e.g. OTR)
- XEP-0203 (Delayed Delivery) is now fully handled in core, the plugin just handle disco and creation of a delay element
- /!\ jp and Libervia are currently broken, as some features of Primitivus
It has been put in one huge commit to avoid breaking messaging between changes.
This is the main part of message refactoring, other commits will follow to take profit of the new features/behaviour.
pyfeed and xe where still used only for date format handling, and there is already dateutil which is a dependency of Wokkel.
Furthermore pyfeed and xe are still not on pypi, causing troubles for installation with pip
- InotifyError are catched (can happen if file is deleted during preview for instance)
- handle IN_DELETE_SELF event which happen when editor write content in a new file and switch to it (tested with vim)
- vim and gvim will open content and metadata file in a splitted window
- gvim use --nofork option
- installed a workaround for shlex.split not handling unicode before Python 2.7.3
- some fixes
- can edit a new or existing item, by default edit a new item
- item are selected with a shortcut, for now only "new" and "last" are handled. URI handling is planed, specially xmpp: URIs
- file are edited using EDITOR env variable, or editor in [jp] section in sat.conf
- current syntax is used, file extension is choosed according to syntax, to make syntax coloration and other goodies in editor available
- if file is empty or not modified, nothing is published
- for now, title, tags and commend desactivation are handled with optional arguments, but other are planed, and a metadata system should come soon
