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Version 1.0.6 - JAN.25.2013

  • [New Feature] use_actual_environment_prepended_to_subject by altonymous

Version 1.0.5 - DEC.20.2012

  • Fixes Compatibility with Rails 3.0 by David Morton
  • Added header tests to ensure original header markers do not appear when sanitize is disabled by Harry Lascelles
  • Added tests and email_spec for have_header matcher by Harry Lascelles
  • Make activation_proc option a bit more configurable by Nikita Fedyashev
  • Adding message to engage proc, so we can sanitize on a message by message basis by Harry Lascelles
  • Allowing for nil ccs and bccs by Harry Lascelles
  • Adding original emails as headers, except for bcc by Harry Lascelles

Version 1.0.4 - SEP.10.2012

  • Removes facets dependency, upgrades to rspec v2.11 by Peter Boling
  • REEK refactoring by Peter Boling
  • Improve handling of mal-formed calls to (un)sanitary (raises error) by Peter Boling
  • code cleanup by Peter Boling
  • Put some examples back in the README, until I improve and link to the wiki. :/

Version 1.0.3 - AUG.12.2012

  • Accidentally broke spec suite with 1.0.2 - fixed
  • Expanded spec suite
  • Split test_helpers from rspec_matchers (test_helpers may be useful in TestUnit
  • Moving Examples from README to wiki
  • Document and implement working deprecation of version 0's SanitizeEmail::Config.config[:force_sanitize] behavior
    • Now use SanitizeEmail.force_sanitize = true # or false or nil

Version 1.0.2 - AUG.11.2012

  • Massive improvement to spec suite, and found bleeding
    • needed to unregister the interceptors:
      • Mail.class_variable_get(:@@delivery_interceptors).pop
  • Added SanitizeEmail.deprecate_in_silence
  • Added SanitizeEmail.sanitary &block
    • Local overrides to SanitizeEmail config for specific local purpose
    • Force Sanitization On for a block
  • Added SanitizeEmail.unsanitary &block
    • Force Sanitization Off for a block
  • Added SanitizeEmail.force_sanitize = true # or false or nil
    • Force Sanitization On or Off

Version 1.0.1 - Unintentional, unexpected bump behavior from gem-release gem (Issues #24 & #25)

Version 1.0.0.rc3 - AUG.08.2012

  • Forgot to switch from jeweler to gem-release, so making appropriate changes and bumping again
  • Aligning closer to bundler gem defaults
  • Removing Rails dependency - Should work with Sinatra, or any Mail-like interface
  • Added facets dependency to get cattr functionality (and hopefully other cool stuff)
  • Gem dependencies in gemspec

Version 1.0.0.rc2 - AUG.08.2012 - botched

  • Bug: loading the gem in a rails app broke mailer specs in the app - Fixed
  • Moved MIT-LICENSE to LICENSE, updated years
  • Added Travis-CI for... CI.

Version 1.0.0.rc1

  • Added a good_list and a bad_list (whitelist and blacklist)
  • Added Deprecation library
  • Refactored Sanitization module into Hook class
  • Renamed Hook Class to Bleach Class
  • Improve support for non-rails implementations
  • Deprecated local_environments in favor of local_environment_proc
  • Deprecated sanitized_recipients in favor of sanitized_to
  • More specs

Version 1.0.0.alpha2

  • Complete refactor! Implementing initial support for Rails >= 3.0 (new ActionMailer API)
    • Support for Rails <= 2.X remains in version 0.X.X releases.
  • NinthBit namespace is now SanitizeEmail namespace
  • Now has a first class Config class

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Rail 3.0+ Only Form here on up! XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Version 0.3.8

  • Update specs, note requirement of Rails 2.3 or below to run spec quite.
  • Support use_actual_email_prepended_to_subject
  • Fix environment check for old versions of Rails
  • Improved Readme

Version 0.3.7

  • Improved Installation instructions
  • Fixed so tests run from inside a rails app (previously only ran standalone)

Version 0.3.6

  • Fixed Installation instructions
  • Improved README

Old version?

  • Fixed require paths
  • added about.yml and this CHANGELOG