adjust scripts to new location of deltachat-core-rust
adjust dc-node readme to repo change
mention old repository
migrate github actions, try out if they work
fix path to node docs in SSH github action
passing mailadm token to node tests
hopefully fixing the download paths for the artifacts
fixing download paths, this time for real
post upload link to details
fix scp command
forgot to remove platform_status dict
fixing paths in the github action
add github action to delete node preview builds when PR is closed
move environment variable to yaml
remove git trash
github action to release to npm
use different action which also works with branches for testing
we don't want to publish to NPM through the CI
see what lint issues windows has
Scheduler has no Stopped state anymore. If Scheduler exists, it is
always started. Scheduler is stopped via Scheduler.stop(), which
consumes Scheduler and cannot fail.
Unlike jobs which are executed before sending normal messages, MDNs
from `smtp_mdns` table are sent after sending messages from `smtp`
table. This way normal messages have higher priority than MDNs.
There are no SMTP jobs anymore. All jobs are IMAP jobs, so
`jobs.thread` column is not used anymore.
.expect() may panic, which is probably not what we want here.
it seems better to bubble up the error (as we are doing in the other cases)
(i was checking some .expect usages after we had a similar issue at #3264)
* tagger.put_raw() has changes sematics and escapes strings on its own now
an explicit escaping leads to double escaping and to wrong display.
this should also improve lenght calculation,
as a quote and other specials counts as 1 character and not as 4-6.
* test encoding of generated qr-code-svg
* streamline function argument wording
use qrcode_description instead of raw_qrcode_description -
there is nothing "raw" in the argument,
it is a string as used throughout the app.
i was wondering mainly about the whole line
"Failed to start IO: scheduler is already stopped".
i think it has to be "already started" and not "already stopped".