NEWS.org: update

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Dirk-Jan C. Binnema
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property ~:hide-if-no-unread~, which hides the maildir/bookmark from the
main-view if there are no unread messages which the corresponding query.
- 1.12.12: it now possible to create Emacs bookmarks for both messages
- 1.12.12: it now possible to create Emacs bookmarks for both messages
(default) and queries. See the new variable ~mu4e-emacs-bookmark-policy~.
- 1.12.12: ~mu4e-get-mail-command~ which specifies the shell command to use for
getting mail, can now also be a function return that shell-command. This
makes it easier to use different shell commands in different situations.
- 1.12.12: ~mu4e-get-mail-command~ which specifies the shell command to use
for getting mail, can now also be a function return that shell-command.
This makes it easier to use different shell commands in different
situations.
- 1.12.13: with an SCM-enabled ~mu~, you can set ~mu4e-mu-scm-server~ to non-nil
and connect to the SCM REPL with ~M-x mu4e-mu-scm-repl~ after restart (see
their docstrings for details)
*** scm
- 1.12.12: add new guile/scheme binding in ~scm/~. These are to replace the
long-deprecated ~guile/~ bindings. For now, this is all rather new and
experimental, but the basics are there.
- 1.12.12: add new guile/scheme binding in ~scm/~. These are to replace the
long-deprecated ~guile/~ bindings. For now, this is all rather new and
experimental, but the basics are there.
This requires a slightly newer gmime (3.2.8?) than the one ~mu~ requires.
This requires a slightly newer gmime (3.2.8?) than the one ~mu~ requires.
- 1.12.13: add the ~--listen~ flag for ~mu scm~, to start a REPL on a Unix domain
sockets. See the reference manual for details.
- 1.12.13: add the ~--listen~ flag for ~mu scm~ and ~mu server~, to start a REPL
on a Unix domain socket. See the reference manual for details.
- 1.12.13: ~mu scm~ also gained support for labels and logging; furthermore,
~mfind~ was made much faster.
*** Contributors