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gnome-online-accounts 3.1.1
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gnome-online-accounts provides interfaces so applications and
libraries in GNOME can access the user's online accounts.

Changes since 3.1.0:

Bastien Nocera (15):
      Don't version the panel plugin
      Fix .desktop file's validity
      Fix panel UI file loading
      Don't crash when UI file isn't loadable
      Add git.mk
      Add actual .gitignore
      And more git.mk again
      Add Chat account type
      panel: Fix panel sizing and style
      panel: Remove unneeded sizing options
      panel: Rename files to match control-center
      panel: Move to gnome-control-center
      Re-add goa-account icons
      Revert "Add ui files to POTFILES.in"
      data: Remove dead file

David Zeuthen (10):
      Post-release version bump to 3.1.1
      Add a DOAP file
      Add MAINTAINERS file
      google: Set {Imap,Smtp}Supported to TRUE
      Add new control center icon from Jakub
      Fix up API key configuration
      Google: Set ImapUserName and SmtpUserName properties correctly
      Add account icons from Jakub
      Don't depend on libgnome-control-center anymore
      Update NEWS for release

Matthias Clasen (1):
      Add ui files to POTFILES.in

Philip Withnall (1):
      Bug 652575 — Fix some compilation warnings

David Zeuthen,
Jul 1, 2011

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gnome-online-accounts 3.1.0
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gnome-online-accounts provides interfaces so applications and
libraries in GNOME can access the user's online accounts.

This release of gnome-online-accounts supports only Google
accounts. The target for GNOME 3.2 is to make e-d-s / Evolution use
this interface to discover mail, calendars and contacts.

Support for other providers (such as Yahoo and Facebook (for which GOA
support already exists but is turned off by default)) or other kinds
of services can be added later.

David Zeuthen,
May 31, 2011