Troff interprets single quotes at the beginning of lines as control characters.
There is one in the source for mu-labels.1, which results in that line's being
omitted from the output:
The export command takes the labels in the store and the messages they
apply to, and writes this information to a file. You can import this
file later, to restore the labels. The command takes a path to a file or
a directory (ending in
Signed-off-by: Jeremy Sowden <jeremy@azazel.net>
Even when we're not able to byte-compile some elisp files (mu4e-transient,
mu4e-dbus), we should still install the corresponding el file, as the runtime
emacs may be able to use it.
Issue #2894.
New stable release.
Nothing too spectacular, but a various small tweaks:
- improved guix (and other systems) compatibility: make fewer assumptions about where system programs are
- documentations improvements, in manpages and the mu4e reference manual
- labels: better messages when importing
- scm: stabilize tests. tweaks api.
- mu4e: add mu4e-view-mark-and-next
- mu4e: mu4e-dbus-mode; a new experimental minor in which mu4e exposes some of
its data over DBus.
Some of the tests were using (mfind "") to find messages, but since some
messages don't have dates the order is implicitly defined by the directory
order. This usually works, but not always (i.e. guix).
So let's make the behavior deterministic.
Fixes#2888
Some methods that returned lists would return ~#f~ when there were no
results (e.g., to, from, cc, bcc, references, labels); however, it's
nicer to return an empty list instead, which what we now do. Technically a
breaking change, but justified while we are still 'experimental'.
- don't make assumptions on where programs live (i.e., /bin/sh, /bin/rm,
/bin/mv) are not universal
- dont invoke shell when unnecessary
- improve error-handling
Unlike earlier development releases, we use the "pre"` suffix, so 1.12.14-pre3
rather than 1.12.14-dev3. This for compatibility with the version-to-string
Elisp function that some external programs use to parse version information.
