<?php
/**
 * Release focus. Possible values:
 * 0 - N/A
 * 1 - Initial freshmeat announcement
 * 2 - Documentation
 * 3 - Code cleanup
 * 4 - Minor feature enhancements
 * 5 - Major feature enhancements
 * 6 - Minor bugfixes
 * 7 - Major bugfixes
 * 8 - Minor security fixes
 * 9 - Major security fixes
 */
$this->notes['fm']['focus'] = 5;

/* Mailing list release notes. */
$this->notes['ml']['changes'] = <<<ML
The Horde Team is pleased to announce the final release of the Ingo Email
Filter Rules Manager version H3 (1.2).

Ingo is an email-filter management application. It is fully internationalized,
integrated with Horde and the IMP Webmail client, and supports both
server-side (Sieve, procmail) and client-side (IMAP) rule creation.

Ingo version H3 (1.2) is a major upgrade in the 1.x release series, including
these enhancements:
    * WCAG 1.0 Priority 2/Section 508 accessibility guidelines compliance.
    * Timed vacation messages (I will be away from X to Y).
    * Major improvements to the procmail driver, including negative matches,
      body tests, loop prevention in vacation messages, full character set
      support, 
    * Maildrop driver improvements, including vacation support and full
      character set support in the maildrop driver.
    * Sieve driver improvements, including numeric spam score tests, sivtest
      support, and quota checks before uploading sieve rules.
    * Filter rules can be stored in a SQL database.
    * Administrators can change other user's filter rules.
    * Added Japanese, Russian and Slovak translations.
ML;

/* Freshmeat release notes. */
$this->notes['fm']['changes'] = <<<FM
New in this release: WCAG 1.0 Priority 2/Section 508 accessibility guidelines compliance; support for timed vacation messages (I will be away from X to Y); Procmail improvements including negative matches, body tests, vacation mail loop prevention, and full charset support; Maildrop improvements including vacation support and full character set support; Sieve improvements including a sivtest driver, numeric spam score tests, and quota support; the ability to store filter rules in a SQL database; Administrators can edit other user's filter rules; and many more bug fixes and improvements.
FM;

$this->notes['name'] = 'Ingo';
$this->notes['fm']['project'] = 'ingo';
$this->notes['fm']['branch'] = 'Default';
