Send individual emails for each mail recipient (#26791).
We are creating multipe mails per class notification event, one per
recipient, wrapped in a Mailer::MultiMessage object to send them all at
once.
We keep the existing interface of all class methods intended to be used
by external code the same as they were before, with one exception:
We provide additional recipient addresses in options[:recipients] for
Mailer.security_notification. Since the first-class recipients have to
be users to render individual mails for them, additional recipient
addresses have to be provided with some other channel.
By providing additional recipients in options[:recipients], we can solve
the use-case for address change notifications for users, which probably
is the only real use-case for having to use a plain email address
instead of a User as a notification recipient.
Patch by Holger Just and Marius BALTEANU.
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On Rails3, 'to_s' is not alias of 'encoded'.
'to_s' is alias of 'decoded'.
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Rails3: test: add .to_s for mail's bodies check at functional/messages_controller_test.rb
On Rails3, mail's bodies must be checked calling 'encoded'.
'to_s' is alias of 'encoded' of Mail::Message of Rails3.
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* Ran the Rails upgrade
* Upgraded to Rails Engines 2.3.2
* Added a plugin to let Engines override application views.
* Converted tests to use the new classes:
** ActionController::TestCase for functional
** ActiveSupport::TestCase for units
* Converted ActiveRecord::Error message to a string.
* ActiveRecord grouping returns an ordered hash which doesn't have #sort!
* Updated the I18n storage_units format.
* Added some default initializers from a fresh rails app
* Changed the order of check_box_tags and hidden_field_tags. The hidden tag
needs to appear first in Rails 2.3, otherwise it will override any value in
the check_box_tag.
* Removed the custom handler for when the cookie store is tampered with.
Rails 2.3 removed the TamperedWithCookie exception and instead Rails will not
load the data from it when it's been tampered with (e.g. no user login).
* Fixed mail layouts, 2.3 has problems with implicit multipart emails that
use layouts. Also removed some custom Redmine mailer code.
* Fixed a bug that occurred in tests where the "required" span tag would be
added to the :field_status translation. This resulted in an email string of:
<li>Status<span class="required"> *</span><span class="required"> *</span>
Instead of:
<li>Status: New</li>
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Converted routing and urls to follow the Rails REST convention.
Patch supplied by commits from Gerrit Kaiser on Github. Existing routes will
still work (backwards compatible) but any new urls will be generated using the
new routing rules.
Changes listed below:
* made the URLs for some project tabs and project settings follow the new rails RESTful conventions of /collection/:id/subcollection/:sub_id
* prettier URL for project roadmap
* more nice project URLs
* use GET for filtering form
* prettified URLs used on issues tab
* custom route for activity atom feeds
* prettier repository urls
* fixed broken route definition
* fixed failing tests for issuecontroller that were hardcoding the url string
* more RESTful routes for boards and messages
* RESTful routes for wiki pages
* RESTful routes for documents
* moved old routes that are retained for compatibility to the bottom and grouped them together
* added RESTful URIs for issues
* RESTfulness for the news section
* fixed route order
* changed hardcoded URLs in tests
* fixed badly written tests
* fixed forgotten parameter in routes
* changed hardcoded URLS to new scheme
* changed project add url to the standard POST to collection
* create new issue by POSTing to collection
* changed hardcoded URLs in integrations tests
* made project add form work again
* restful routes for project deletion
* prettier routes for project (un)archival
* made routes table more readable
* fixed note quoting
* user routing
* fixed bug
* always sort by GET
* Fixed: cross-project issue list should not show issues of projects for which the issue tracking module was disabled.
* prettified URLs used on issues tab
* urls for time log
* fixed reply routing
* eliminate revision query paremeter for diff and entry actions
* fixed test failures with hard-coded urls
* ensure ajax links always use get
* refactored ajax link generation into separate method
#1901
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* messages can now be edited/deleted (explicit permissions need to be given)
* topics can be locked so that no reply can be added (only by users allowed to edit messages)
* topics can be marked as sticky so that they always appear at the top of the list (only by users allowed to edit messages)
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Moved ProjectsController#list_news to NewsController#index.
Removed FeedsController, issues and news feeds are now handled by issues and news controllers.
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Permissions management was rewritten. Some permissions can now be specifically defined for non member and anonymous users.
This migration:
* is irreversible (please, don't forget to *backup* your database before upgrading)
* resets role's permissions (go to "Admin -> Roles & Permissions" to set them after upgrading)
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* news
* new issues reported
* details of issue changes
issue cutom queries can be used as feeds
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Jean-Philippe Lang
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Jean-Baptiste Barth
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