- Updated the GmailMessageAddedEvent class to support uploading up to 20 attachments, with improved handling for inline content and external links.
- Introduced new methods for extracting links from HTML and text, allowing for better integration of external attachments.
- Modified the output schema in the YAML to reflect changes in attachment metadata, including renaming fields for clarity.
- Renamed the trigger from "Gmail Trigger" to "gmail_trigger" in the manifest for consistency.
- Improved the GmailMessageAddedEvent class by adding methods for processing attachments, including handling inline data and file uploads.
- Updated the output schema in the YAML to include new fields for attachment metadata, enhancing the event's data structure.
- Renamed the trigger label from "Gmail" to "Gmail Trigger" for clarity.
- Updated the manifest to reflect the new naming convention and removed the old `gmail.yaml` configuration file.
- Deleted the `gmail.py` provider file as part of the cleanup process, streamlining the trigger's implementation.
- Enhanced error handling by preserving the original exception context when raising EventIgnoreError.
- This change ensures better debugging and traceability of errors during event processing.
- Deleted the GmailMessageEvent class and its associated YAML configuration as part of the cleanup process.
- Updated the GmailTrigger class to remove references to the unified message event, focusing on individual message addition and deletion events.
- Adjusted documentation to reflect the removal of the unified event handling.
- Updated the GmailMessageEvent class to handle both added and deleted messages, improving event management.
- Introduced a new `cancelled` field in TriggerInvokeEventResponse to indicate event cancellation.
- Enhanced error handling with EventIgnoreError for cases with no relevant messages.
- Updated YAML documentation to reflect changes in event behavior and output schema.
- Enhanced the README with detailed setup steps for Google Cloud project and OAuth configuration.
- Added images for better clarity on GCP setup.
- Removed deprecated parameters like `watch_email` and `topic_name` from the YAML schema.
- Introduced label-based filtering in event handling for better message management.
- Added user_id field to EventDispatch and TriggerDispatchResponse models to track the user triggering events.
- Updated GitHub trigger provider to include user_id in event dispatching.
- Modified star event parameters in YAML to simplify naming conventions from "star_created" and "star_deleted" to "created" and "deleted".
- Bumped plugin version in manifest.yaml from 1.3.5 to 1.3.6 to reflect these changes.
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