ANNOUNCE: libfolks 0.1.15

[Philip Withnall <philip withnall collabora co uk>]

libfolks 0.1.15 is now available for download from:

http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/folks/0.1/folks-0.1.15.tar.bz2
sha256sum:
55dd000a97353dd6b564e0f60a84091ecfcdbe08c80157a4e001430b2c38dee7

libfolks 0.1.15 — Chromium plated boiling metal
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Libfolks pulls together contacts from any number of accounts supported
by the libfolks backends. This release includes a Telepathy backend
complete enough to power Empathy and a key file backend to allow contact
linking. We would like to include
additional backends (especially evolution-data-server), so let us know
if we can help!

libfolks is not yet API or ABI stable, so please proceed with caution.

For more information, see the Folks wiki page:
http://telepathy.freedesktop.org/wiki/Folks

What's new?
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* Various introspection and parallel build fixes (Travis Reitter, Philip
Withnall, Maciej Piechotka)
* Ensure duplicate Individuals don't make their way into various
properties (Philip Withnall)
* Make gobject-introspection a hard requirement (Travis Reitter)
* Add an Individual.personas_changed signal to allow more efficient
client code (Philip Withnall)
* Add trust levels to Individuals to allow the UI to determine whether
to allow linking to them (Philip Withnall)
* Fix alias writing to the backends and improve selection of aliases for
Individuals (Philip Withnall)

Dependencies
============
libfolks and depend upon core GNOME libraries (GLib, GIO, etc.), as well
as the latest release of Vala and gobject-introspection.

The Telepathy backend also requires a recent release of
telepathy-glib, built to include its Vala bindings.

Contributing/Contact
====================
For any questions, comments, feature proposals, etc., please refer to
the Telepathy mailing list or #telepathy on Freenode.
For bug reports, please file them with the GNOME Bugzilla module "folks"

The official repository is in GNOME git, module "folks".