0.11.0

CHANGES:

• Add temporary errors and let the opportunity for the user to retry the submission (#80, @dinosaure)
• Add some logs when we use STARTTLS (#80, @dinosaure)

0.10.0

CHANGES:

• Be able to compose errors from sendmail packages (@dinosaure, #76)

• Add the new package sendmail-mirage (@dinosaure, #77)

• breaking-change Improve the sendmail library.

  The sendmail library is able to send an email with or without STARTTLS. If
  the user gives an authentication method (with a password), we require STARTTLS
  in anyway. Otherwise, we return the Encryption_required error. By this way,
  the sendmail package does not leak such information.

  We also separate two kind of use about sendmail:

  • the submission of an email to an authority
  • how send an email to its destination

  The second is the most basic (and probably what you want). The first is useful
  when you want to pass through an authority (such as gmail.com or your own
  mail exchange server) to send an email to a destination.

0.9.0

CHANGES:

• Upgrade to tls.1.0.0 (#74, @dinosaure, @hannesm)

0.8.1

CHANGES:

• Upgrade to tls.0.17.4 (#71, @dinosaure)
• Upgrade to ocamlformat.0.26.1 (#72, @dinosaure)

received-v0.5.2

CHANGES:

• Delete the rresult dependency (#69, @dinosaure)

0.8.0

CHANGES:

• Provide a basic line decoder (#66, @dinosaure)
• Upgrade sendmail-lwt to tls.0.16.0 (#67, @dinosaure)

0.7.0

CHANGES:

• Implement the LOGIN mechanism when we want to send an email (@dinosaure, issued by @aronerben & @mabiede, #60, #61)
• Update the codebase with ocamlformat (@dinosaure, #62, #64)

received-v0.5.1

CHANGES:

• Upgrade received with the new version of mrmime (#38, @dinosaure)

v0.6.0

CHANGES:

• Better implementation of STARTTLS (@dinosaure, #50)
• Properly quit if the server does not implement STARTTLS (@dinosaure, #51)
• Add let+ operator which manipulate result type (@dinosaure, #52)
• Upgrade fmt.0.8.9 (@dinosaure, #53)
• Be able to pre-allocate resources when we want to send an email (@dinosaure, #54)

0.5.0

CHANGES:

• Use Cstruct.length instead of Cstruct.len (@dinosaure, #45)
• Let the user to emit the end of the stream (spotted by @jsthomas, @dinosaure, review @mikonieminen, #47)