* src/dc_mimefactory.rs(MimeFactory): change type of `loaded` field
* src/dc_mimefactory.rs(Loaded): new enum, describing possible
values of `loaded` field of `MimeFactory` structure
* src/dc_mimefactory.rs(dc_mimefactory_loaded_t): remove unused type alias
* src/job.rs(add_smtp_job): adjust call site by removing multiple casts
* src/dc_mimefactory.rs(dc_mimefactory_render): ditto
Replace named constants with enum to improve type-safety and make
exhausiveness checks possible.
Note, that since this enum never pass FFI border, its numeric values
does not need to be specified explicitly and can be left on compiler's
discretion.
Previously, this function accepted both key id (integer) and is_default
(boolean). If `is_default` flag was set, value `id` parameter wasn't
used. This commit compresses two argument into single `id: Option<i64>`.
For consistency with other tests that use example public and private
keys, replace use of `concat!` macro with `include_str!`. This way, key
data embedded into source with single line of code.
(@dignifiedquire and @hpk42)
- introduce rust-caching to python test runs
- skip release and ffi runs, they are check using python bindings
- shuffle files such that ci_scripts/ contains all the ci scripts
- partly parallelize python tox runs
as c is top-down, we start with the typedefs
so that functions can use them freely.
after that, the functions are declared
and finally the #defines (for less noise in the function sections).
grouping is done by classes.
A lot of work from @Hocuri and @Simon-Laux mostly.
This exposes the API of the deltachat-provider-overview crate on the
deltachat FFI API, allowing clients to use it to help users set up
their accounts.
Previously, `dc_get_oauth2_access_token` accepted "flags" argument,
that actually had only one possible field: 0x1 == DC_REGENERATE.
This change replaces "flags" argument with single boolean argument
"regenerate".
Additionally, this change reduces duplication: now test public key is
stored in only one place, and used in two instead of copy-paste of very
long line.
