Changelog

Mirrored from apps/email/CHANGELOG.md, where releases update it. The component's page is email. This page describes the current main branch of MixOS.

Unreleased

• email.execute refuses mail.send when final validation prevents queueing, returning the compose error rather than a successful executed reply.
• Compose attachment metadata keeps the plain basename in name and the qualified display text in label. Failed sends clear their audit origin.
• Mixed local/drive input passes retain the drive caller and request id in send audits, with mixed_input=true recording the ambiguity. Other send audits use mixed_input=false.
• Narrow chip labels retain at least four em of width and truncate their text.
• Attachment chips wrap within the compose form's field width. Scoped chip frames no longer expand the row and dialog instead of starting a new row.
• email.send and email.compose accept an optional attachments list of absolute file paths. Symlinks are followed; relative paths, non-files, unreadable files and oversized messages have distinct refusal codes.
• Send reads files at send time and emits multipart MIME with desktop MIME types, base64 and RFC 2231 filenames. The encoded message is limited by JMAP maxSizeUpload, or 25 MiB when the server advertises no limit.
• Local drafts save and restore attachment paths (never file contents), including across restarts. Older drafts still load without attachments.
• Send resolves an earlier uncertain submission before checking local files or upload limits. Attachment reads and encoding run off the async runtime; command validation uses metadata only, and MIME bytes are rendered once.
• Standalone MIME builders impose no upload limit; Send applies the server's limit to the exact encoded bytes.
• Sends with attachments log the caller key and paths in the Email app. Person-initiated sends use window; mail.send through email.execute retains the Bus caller. Driven sends retain the actual replayed request id and caller through compose state and queued work for audit correlation.
• Compose shows attachment chips under Subject with names, sizes, file status, removal and a total. Missing, unreadable and invalid files or an oversized encoded message disable Send. Chips wrap, preserve text line height and disambiguate colliding filenames with their parent directories. Oversize warnings appear on the total line, with distinct account/default limits. Files are checked on open, removal, send failure and before Send; text edits update the estimate from cached sizes without polling files.
• email.info and the compose reply include the attachment metadata, total, warning and Send enablement. email.compose.attachment.remove {path} removes a path through the same state mutation as the chip's remove button.
• Attachment-only drafts are kept too. Restoring a vanished file preserves its path and shows it as missing; draft schema 1 remains compatible.
• Invalid logging configuration reports its error and lets the GUI start without a subscriber.
• MIME size estimates reserve the maximum 255-byte media type per part, without loading the MIME database or reading file contents. Send restores name/content sniffing on its worker; estimates bound actual MIME size with under 300 bytes of headroom per part.