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bcc-header issues with Horde_Mime_Mail

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bcc-header issues with Horde_Mime_Mail

This issue caused some uncertainty since I was not sure if the headers were broken due to missing quotes. See https://github.com/conjoon/php-lib-conjoon/issues/17.

Turns out that the way I assembled an email from a full text and converting it back to an instance of Horde_Mime_Mail does not consider the type of the internal representation of the bcc-field properly. It's related to Horde_Mail_Rfc822_List::_normalize and how values passed from Horde_Mime_Mail::send() are processed by it.

Fix: Missing favicon.ico in Sencha ExtJS production builds

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Fix: Missing favicon.ico in Sencha ExtJS production builds

Fixing missing favicon.ico in Ext JS applications.

The original issue is tracked here: https://github.com/conjoon/conjoon/issues/24

The issue

I’m not quite sure *when *and *why *it broke, but it looks like production builds of Sencha Ext JS applications do not contain any favicon.ico originally existing in the development build (anymore).

Easily create Siesta tests for your applications

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Easily create Siesta tests for your applications

Siesta is a JavaScript unit and UI testing tool originally written by Mats Bryntse which allows for running tests (for Ext JS (view-) components, amongst others) directly in the web browser (or headless in case you want to use it with your ci tools).

It is conjoon’s favorite among the various testing tools out there (we’re also working with Jest🃏 when there’s no Ext JS involved) and without it, it’s clear that End-to-End tests of some of the features and changes that have made it into conjoon would have slowed the project down due to their cyclic complexity — or even worse, make the software stuck in regression.

Releasing conjoon 1.0.0-beta.0

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Releasing conjoon 1.0.0-beta.0

🎉 5 years after the (almost) first commit to conjoon’s new home, I’m happy to announce the immediate availability of the first public pre-release of **conjoon**, an open source email client built with JavaScript, PHP and great tools from the open source community.

To install the latest release on your local machine, type

$ npx create-conjoon@latest

then follow the instructions on screen.

Fix: Ext JS Simlets and omitting the status code

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Fix: Ext JS Simlets and omitting the status code

I recently stumbled upon a mean error that was hard to track down. Luckily, the issue was caused by a simple carelessness regarding fully configured response-objects of Simlets used in the dev-environment of the conjoon-project and did not require any large refactoring.

The original issue is tracked here: https://github.com/conjoon/extjs-app-webmail/issues/196