Hi everyone,
I am running Gnus from a snapshot of CVS Emacs at 2009-02-23 01:37
+0000, right after the change to lisp/composite.el by Handa-san:
2009-02-23 01:37 +0000 Kenichi Handa <[email protected]>
* lisp/composite.el:
(auto-composition-mode): Don't add a hook to
after-change-functions. Don't decompose the buffer.
(auto-composition-after-change): Delete it.
(toggle-auto-composition): Make it an alias of
auto-composition-mode.
(auto-compose-region): Delete it.
Whenever I compact a group in the `*Group*' buffer, by typing `G z', it
seems that the articles are compressed but article marks are a bit
messed up. In particular, the next time I pull articles from my nnml
source (my ~/Mailbox file), the newly pulled articles end up being
marked as `O' (old, read) or even `E' (expired) in the summary buffer of
the group.
I haven't actually pinned down this to a particular source part of Gnus,
but my intuition says that it has something to do with the way
`gnus-group-compact-group' updates the group overview file, or the way
it does _not_ update it when the group is compacted.
Has anybody else noticed something similar?
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