Hello,
Is there a way to access the parameters of `notmuch new` in hooks?
At the moment I control the verbosity of my hooks by setting an environment
variable, but I think it would be nicer if I can get that flag from arguments
to `notmuch new` (like `--quiet` and `--verbose`).
Thanks,
-- Al
Hello,
I have an old version of Xapian installed in root and a new one installed in my
home folder which I want to use. My pkgconfig is configured correctly
,
| ~ pkg-config --libs xapian-core
| -L/home/al/.local/stow/xapian/lib -lxapian
`
So compiling notmuch works until linking when
On 09/12/2021, David Bremner wrote:
> configure actually invokes xapian-config rather than pkg-config (I
> forget why offhand). So you probably need to set XAPIAN_CONFIG in the
> environment to the one in your /home when running configure.
Ah OK. My xapian-config is also correctly configured
On 09/12/2021, David Bremner wrote:
> Does it help if you set LDFLAGS on the make command line? Looking at
> Makefile.global, LDFLAGS are added before the other computed flags. So
> something like
>
> % make V=1 LDFLAGS=-L/home/al/.local/stow/xapian/lib
Yep, this works. Thanks!
I feel that
The variable `mm-inline-override-types` is overridden in `notmuch-show` to
"stop application/* parts from being displayed".
This works well, however it means in other places the part *is* expanded. For
example when `(notmuch-show-refresh-view)` is called (after any refresh) or
even when
Would it be possible to search for lastmod messages based on time rather than
revision ID?
Using revision ID is convenient for tools/scripts, but not for actual everyday
use.
I sometimes find myself needing to find a message that I accidentally
archived/moved and it would be convenient if I
In the function `notmuch-show-insert-part-text/calendar`, get-file-buffer is
used which works most of the time except the file is visited under a different
name (for example when a directory in `temporary-file-directory` in symlinked).
This can be easily corrected by using
I am running into an issue where I created a draft (let call it "D") as a reply
to a message (let's call it "A") that I don't have in my database by setting
"In-Reply-To" in the draft to "A".
I accidentally left over a "References" field which contains the ID of another
message ("B"). This
| From: Al Haji-Ali
| To: bug-gnu-em...@gnu.org, monn...@iro.umontreal.ca, Eli Zaretskii
| Subject: bug#53632: Function definition history
| In-Reply-To:
| Message-ID:
| Date: Sat, 22 Apr 2023 12:34:54 +0100
| X-Notmuch-Emacs-Draft: True
| MIME-Version: 1.0
| Content-Type: text/plain
`
is
On 25/04/2023, David Bremner wrote:
> I would be interested if it finds your problematic ghost message (and
> how long it takes).
Thanks! This is much quicker than a script that I wrote using quest and
xapian-delve (which took
minutes!)
Your code took 0.03 seconds to find 74 unreferenced
When I search for emails (in the CLI or Emacs), for example all those with the
inbox tag, I get a list of threads with the names of all senders in the thread
and all tags that are in the thread rather than in the matched messages.
I find this unhelpful since it hides the important
On 22/04/2023, David Bremner wrote:
> You need to give the appropriate term prefix. Q for message id,
> or XREPLYTO or XREFERENCE as in my last message.
My apologies. I misunderstood the syntax.
>> The first one is the draft. The second hit is the reason I thought the
>> only place left for
Hello Alex and David,
I also came across this issue: inline image are not displayed only when
`notmuch-show-indent-content` is non-nil. However, even when
`notmuch-show-indent-content` is `nil` they are displayed but cannot be hidden.
As Alex Murray pointed out, the reason is that the function
> I would find this helpful too.
I just implemented this for tags (patch attached). Turns out it is not needed
for authors as notmuch already distinguishes between matched and unmatched
authors -- I never noticed!.
The implementation could of course be debated and improved, but I just wanted
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