+1 to having the mail framework add emails explicitly.
Jeffrey
Morgen Sagen wrote:
We were just discussing this on IRC, and bkirsch's suggestion is in line
with what I proposed in #chandler today:
11:16am Morgen > "I still say we just have In and Out be explicit
collections that only the mail framework adds things to, have In and
Out still be Mine collections, and then if the user subscribes to a
collection that happens to have emails, those emails will only get
into the Dashboard if the user marks the collection as "mine". Those
emails won't show up in In/Out, but that's okay, right?"
On Sep 29, 2006, at 11:30 AM, Brian Kirsch wrote:
Hello,
According to the design team specs the desired functionality for In
and Out is as follows:
If the "me" email address is in the To or Cc of a message it appears
in the "In" collection.
If the "me" email address is in the From or Reply-To it appears in the
"Out" collection.
As mentioned in other posts on this thread there are certainly
performance issues to consider.
When creating Mail Message items the Mail Service could based on the
headers manually add the messages to the appropriate collections.
This would actually be better than a filter for a variety of reasons
including the fact that the "me" email address may change over time
(i.e. I switch from Earthlink to Comcast). You would still want your
old mail from the Earthlink to appear in the In and Out even though
the account is no longer active.
Thoughts?
-Brian
Morgen Sagen wrote:
Bug 6857 is a request to take the In and Out collections out of the
"Mine" collection. This is a trivial fix (removing a couple lines
from osaf/pim/__init__.py), but I wonder if there was a reason these
were part of Mine to begin with. Anyone see a problem with taking
them out of Mine?
~morgen
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