Adding 'Flagged messages' to mu4e-bookmarks with attributes results in
mu4e loading failure. Change the line not to use attributes.
error in process filter: mu4e-error: [mu4e] Invalid bookmark in
mu4e-bookmarks error in process filter: [mu4e] Invalid bookmark in
mu4e-bookmarks
Notmuch, like org, uses git describe to build a version string variable
at install time, but Doom preforms shallow clones of its packages, where
git describe does not work.
Notmuch is one of our bigger packages and the variable isn't essential
for normal use, so I've opted to build notmuch-version.el by hand. It
lacks the commit offset, but it has enough information to work with.
Fix#5581
At some point in the original PR alerts stopped working. I've finally
tracked down why and found three components to the problem:
- I'm calling `start-process` incorrectly
- `truncate-string-to-width` is called on `nil` when no from name is
given
- mu4e-alert uses :docid to check for duplicates, which is not provided
in mu 1.6, and so :message-id must be used instead.
Because Outlook interprets 90ch as 90px ... nice job Outlook.
I also adjusted text size and padding with code snippets while we're
tweaking.
Close#5439
We couldn't write a popup rule for message buffers because they were
named *X*, where X was the email's subject line. There was no distinct
pattern to target via regex, and the buffer is display before its mode
is initialized, so a more sophisticated popup rule wouldn't work either.
By renaming message buffers *subject:X*, we now have a chance to target
it.
Due to notmuch abusing the completing-read-multiple api,
notmuch-read-tags-changes errors out without this fix. A bug report has
been filed about this upstream, so hopefully this is a strictly
temporary measure.
Ref https://yhetil.org/notmuch/87h7efuv6i.fsf@tethera.net/T/
Ref minad/vertico#119
Notmuch sync process is done asynchronously, but if the user switch to
other buffer before update process, it complains like
```
error in process sentinel: #<window 98> is not a valid window
```
This commit simplifies cleanup process after mail syncing, and still
maintain its functionality.
Having "/" at the end allows for a single backspace to remove the
directory, instead of just the last character - making it easier to
select a different location in a completing read.
It's not nice having to think of the index of the MIME part you want to
look at, it's much nicer to get a completing read with information about
those parts.
When viewing a message, in mu4e < 1.6 'A' gives actions that can be
performed on the attachments, and 'p' / 'P' save attachments. The
functions are removed in 1.6, and their nearest replacements are not
bound. I think it makes sense to actually bind them.
On mac process args aren't defined, but comm is. Since comm also works
on Linux, we now check for that instead, accounting for a potential
capitalisation difference.
