IMAPClient 0.13

I'm chuffed to announce that IMAPClient 0.13 is out!</p>

Here's what's new:</p>

• Added support for the ID command (as per RFC2971). Many thanks to Eben Freeman from Nylas.</li>
• Fixed exception with NIL address in envelope address list. Thomas Steinacher gets a big thank you for this one.</li>
• Fixed a regression in the handling of NIL/None SEARCH responses. Thanks again to Thomas Steinacher.</li>
• Don't traceback when an unparseable date is seen in ENVELOPE or INTERNALDATE responses. None is now returned instead.</li>
• Extended timestamp parsing support to allow for quirky timestamp strings which use dots for the time separator.</li>
• Replaced the horrible INTERNALDATE parsing code</li>
• The datetime_to_imap top-level function has been moved to the datetime_util module and is now called datetime_to_INTERNALDATE. This will only affect you in the unlikely case that you were importing this function out of the IMAPClient package.</li>
• The docs for various IMAPClient methods, and the HACKING.rst file have been improved.</li>
• CONDSTORE live test is now more reliable (especially when running against Gmail)</li> </ul>

  See the NEWS.rst</a> file and manual</a> for more details.</p>

  IMAPClient can be installed from PyPI (pip install imapclient</code>) or downloaded from the IMAPClient site</a>.</p>

  I'm also excited to announce that Nylas</a> (formerly Inbox) has now employed me to work on IMAPClient part time. There should be a significant uptick in the development of IMAPClient.</p>

  The next major version of IMAPClient will be 1.0.0, and will be primarily focussed on enhancing TLS/SSL support.</p>