According to [1], Content-Transfer-Encoding can have one of the
following values (case insensitive): "BASE64" / "QUOTED-PRINTABLE" /
"8BIT" / "7BIT" / "BINARY" / x-token.
Values "8bit", "7bit", and "binary" all imply that NO encoding has been
performed.
"x-token" refers to a custom implementation that can be done, where the
encoding agent and the decoding agent must agree upon. This case is not
addressed by the patch.
"QUOTED-PRINTABLE" and "base64" encodings are addressed by this patch,
and the decoding is performed for all the multipart content types
currently supported.
[1]https://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc1341/5_Content-Transfer-Encoding.html
Change-Id: Iac29f3a287bd478f7f0b55d9911ae47f3a5890fb
Closes-Bug: #1696420
When running the tests on Python 3, it gets really annoying to see
so many logging messages and tracebacks, even though the tests are
running fine. This patch improves the situation by catching all the
log messages that are emitted during tests execution.
Change-Id: Idc62081b768676cc861fb7c53f18175879807e56
Most of the Windows-specific plugins were able to work on other platforms
as well, as long as osutils provides the relevant functionalities. This
restructuring is an effort for helping future additions of other
platforms.
Change-Id: I21a35eb6eb8e2439cfdf861c59afc51c3618a779
