0.4.4

• Bugfix: preserve Content-ID header of signed parts (relevant for inline images in HTML mails)

0.4.3

• fix bad signatures of some mails with Mail 2.7.1 by always enforcing base64 encoding for signed content

0.4.2

version 0.4.2

0.4.1

• do not modify argument hash #61
• fix tests on travis and run them with both gpg < 2.0 and >= 2.1
• gpg 2.0.x apparently has no way of preseeding passphrases and thus will only
  ever work with passphraseless keys.

0.4.0

• [MIGHT BREAK THINGS] changes to the way keys are looked up #55
  Previously, keys that were not explicitly mentioned but already present in
  the key chain for one of the recipient addresses would have been used
  silently. This is no longer the case, if the :keys option is given, all
  necessary keys have to be specified as either key data, key id, fingerprint
  or GPGME::Key object.
• fix error when calling encrypt with actual key objects #60

0.3.3

• fix broken GpgmeHelper#keys_for_data #59

0.3.2

• do not attempt to decrypt inline-encrypted HTML parts #52
• fixes possible double decoding of quoted printable bodies #57
• fixes a bug which occured in some environments that led to encryption with
  all available public keys (#31, #55)

0.3.1

• fixes a bug with signature verification that only surfaced in environments where ActiveSupport isn't loaded. Thanks @mashedcode for pointing this out.

Release of version 0.3.0

• [MIGHT BREAK THINGS] All mail headers will preserved now, if you want to
  suppress headers you'll have to remove them yourself from now on.
• Strip "headers" when stripping inline signature (patch by @duckdalbe)
• support hkps URI scheme
• bugfix for verifying the "encapsulated" variant of pgp/mime (patch by @duckdalbe)