Next major release will be tb 24, in synch with fx 24 - we track the
stable/bugfix releases (which are not ESR. Not sure this is very
clear..) Users interested in testing the beta releases (tracking fx
betas) can grab them from my git tree.
- Fixes MFSA 2013-01 -> 20
- remove enigmail genxpi patch, and to a SUBST_VARS dance with an
XPCOM_ABI variable for the consistent naming of the new internal
libsuprocess ipc lib.
- add an enigmail patch to link with -shared, and remove a -Woption not
recognized by our gcc.
for this cycle. Readd the --with-system-jpeg locally (to remove in 18),
and remove all the configure_env/args/build_depends stuff that moved to
moz.port.mk.
Shrinks Makefile by 18 lines.
- see http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/17.0/releasenotes/ for details
- tidy up WANTLIB/CONFIGURE_ARGS
- enable the gio/libnotify interaction. If libnotify is found at
runtime, a popup will show incoming messages notification.
- install an icon in pixmaps/ for the desktop file, like in ffx
- remove patch-mozilla_browser_app_profile_firefox_js, this is spar^Wthunderbird!
- for the other patches removed/added, same comments as for ffx apply
- see https://www.mozilla.org/en/thunderbird/16.0/releasenotes/ for details
- remove patch-mozilla_build_unix_mozilla_in, useless since bin/thunderbird
is not a script anymore since a while
- remove patch-mozilla_build_unix_run-mozilla_sh, thunderbird can be
directly debugged in gdb now. update README accordingly
- remove useless patch to gfx/thebes/Makefile.in adding -lpangox-1.0 to
EXTRA_DSO_LDOPTS, this was maybe useful before ffx 3.0, but mozilla
stopped using pangox between 2.0 and 3.0. See for the last traces of
pangox.h use : https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=528941. See
also bugs #323671/#338446
- backport the patch from #528941 to remove useless pangox.h inclusion
from www/firefox35.
- remove the RUN_DEPENDS on pangox-compat
- bump all corresponding REVISIONS
- while here, make sure all moz ports depend on latest nspr 4.9.2 since
it'll be a requirement for upcoming gecko 16 releases
- see http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/15.0/releasenotes/
- garbage collect nsSound.cpp, the original one uses libcanberra
properly and thus sndio.
- remove patch from #750620, merged upstream (mfbt/double-conversion)
- remove patches from #691898, merged upstream (yarr jit ppc)
- remove useless crashreporter patch, we don't have breakpad
- garbage collect sunbird.desktop since it's unlikely sunbird will ever
build from tb again..
Fixes:
Bug 735940 - if filter target folder is moved, all subsequent filters
got their targets set to this folder
Bug 733731 - hang when switching folders on IMAP server
- Fixes MFSA 2012-12->19
- see http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/11.0/releasenotes/ (but
there's much more!)
- complete patchset for #691898, still fixes build on ppc (and hopefully
commited in firefox 14...)
- add patchset from #706955, workarounds #669050 (xpcshell hangs during
make install and chokes on CSPUtils.csm, threads related..)
- remove obsolete/commited patches
Same comments as for firefox, plus:
- rename js/src/jscompartment.cpp patch
- remove patch-configure.in, not needed since 'gnome' component is
disabled via configure args.
- add patch-mail_installer_Makefile_in to not install the sdk
headers/idl files
See https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/6.0/releasenotes/
- remove patches merged upstream
- Add a missing patch from firefox for plugin path
- Add a hack to fix ui hangs with enigmail, better solution worked on in
#681026
testing, feedback & enigmail update from nigel@, thanks!
is built during thunderbird build, and packaged as a subpackage of
thunderbird, instead of building thunderbird twice...
add @conflict/@pkgpath markers to allow seamless updates from previous
enigmail packages.
Tested by nigel@, ok naddy@.
http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/5.0/releasenotes/
- sync ipc patches from firefox
- install under lib/thunderbird-5.0 instead of using the handmade
install target
- remove a bunch of pointless patches
Been running with it since a while, tested by a few on ports@, thanks!
