Re: folder: search-term problems

Doh! I just realized that everything in my Junk folder is tagged "junk" which is one of my configured search.exclude_tags. Nevermind, all is well. Thank you to all the kind folks who continue to maintain notmuch! -charles Charles Celerier writes: > Hello, > > I've been having trouble getting t

using the fringe to indicate good signatures

After listening to bremner, dkg et al. from Heidelberg, I threw together a quick patch to see how we might indicate signature validity in the fringe. The intention is to prompt more discussion - this code is not ready to ship. The patch is attached. The result looks something like: http://dme.

Re: folder: search-term problems

Charles Celerier writes: > $ notmuch count folder:INBOX > 19517 > > $ notmuch count folder:Junk > 0 > > Am I using the folder: search-term incorrectly? Are there messages in the folder Junk with exclude_tags? Excluded tags will not show up in the default search. You can try $ notmuch count --ex

notmuch-mode very slow in emacs-mac-port (railwaycat)

I run Emacs on Mac OSX, and I'm trying to switch from Emacs for Mac OSX to Emacs Mac Port . I use (notmuch)[http://notmuchmail.org/emacstips/] for email. It works perfectly on Emacs for Mac OSX .

folder: search-term problems

Hello, I've been having trouble getting the folder: search-term to work correctly. I can successfully do a query of the count for INBOX, but nothing else. Here are some examples from running notmuch on the command line. $ pwd /Users/cceleri/Maildir $ ls Archive INBOX NotJun

Re: [PATCH 5/5] lib: Add "lastmod:" queries for filtering by last modification

David Bremner writes on August 20, 2015 8:22: David Bremner writes: From: Austin Clements The implementation is essentially the same as the date range search prior to Jani's fancy date parser. pushed the series. Those of you running master be prepared for a database update next time you ru