Hi Simon, Simon Tournier <zimon.touto...@gmail.com> writes:
> Hi, > > On Sun, 17 Sep 2023 at 16:51, Maxim Cournoyer <maxim.courno...@gmail.com> > wrote: > >> If you use Emacs and Emacs-Debbugs, you may be interested in applying >> the settings newly documented in the 'Viewing Bugs within Emacs' section >> of the manual; see it at the bottom of info "(guix) The Perfect Setup"). > > Oh, cool! > > On Saturday, I discovered ’honey-apple’ on IRC and today I was planning > to improve my setup. Perfect timing! :-) > > BTW, let me share some of my helpers. They are quite simple but it > helps me. Maybe it could be useful to others. Well, I read my emails > using Emacs-Notmuch but I guess this should be adaptable for Gnus or > mu4e. > > Since I often lag behind, I often have patches in my inbox where I have > been CC. I try to keep focused on by an easy triage, so I quickly want > to know if this patch is still open or if it is already marked as done. > Before opening, or while reading, I just press ’C’ and it queries > Debbugs (SOAP) and displays the current status. > > Similarly, sometimes old but still open bug pops up. It is a reply or > just a ping and because it is old, I do not necessary have the context. > I just press ’b’ and it opens Emacs-Debbugs for the issue at hand. If > there is many messages (that I do not have locally) and say it will need > some time to read them, and say I am often reading offline, well I just > press ’I’ and it downloads all the thread and injects it in my Guix > email folder (and also indexed by notmuch :-)). Cool, thanks for sharing! I don't use Notmuch but I'm sure they'll come in help to someone! [...] > > (define-key gnus-article-mode-map "R" > #'(lambda () > "Start composing a reply mail to the current message. > The original article will be yanked, see > `gnus-summary-wide-reply-with-original'." This comes stock with Gnus (used by Emacs-Debbugs); I just enter 'S W' (capitalized S followed by capitalized W) to send a wide reply (wide replies to keep the bug in CC as well as all participants subscribed). To reply privately to a single participant you could use just the 'R' Gnus binding. -- Thanks, Maxim
