This implements some rework of the way mu writes to the database; the
update ensures that everything goes through the "store-worker" which
maintains a queue, and does all the writes in a single (worker) thread;
this attempt to fix come cases of database corruption we say; or at
least make those a lot less likely
mu4e-sent-func was used internally (triggered by mu-server), but is no
longer in use, so let's remove it and mark as obsolete.
Obsolete its callers as well.
Set message-alternative-emails to the special
`mu4e-personal-or-alternative-address-p' such that it honors both
user-specified alternative address as well as the mu personal addresses.
Fixes#2708.
Add store::consume_message, which is like add message but std::move from
the caller such that the messages longer has copies (with
Xapian::Document) on the caller side; this is to avoid threading issues.
Seems journal logging fails on NetBSD (no surprise), but has some
unwanted/not-fully-understood side-effects.
In any case, outside Linux there's no use in even trying to use
journald; so we don't do that anymore.
Add conditional support for syslog (requires glib 2.80).
New version 1.12.5
- Rework message composition; split off parts into mu4e-draft.el
This tries harder to maintain the current buffer as expected
- This fixes e.g. emacs-report-bug handling
- New hook mu4e-compose-post-hook for tweaking what mu4e does when
we're done with a message (after sending, cancelling, ...).
By default, it tries to close the frame if needed, and restore
the window configuration. See its docstring.
- Better handle forwarding of encoded messages
- Don't remove non-mu4e completion in composer
- Integrate iCalendar support with message-composition
- Handle mu4e-sent-messages-behavior correctly when it's a function
- Better support NetBSD
- Support some file systems that don't put the file type in d_type
- Improve documenation
According to the readdir(2) man-page, not all file-systems support returning the
entry's file-type in `d_type`. For example, the reprotest reproducibility tool,
uses the disorderfs FUSE file-system to shuffle the order in which directory
entries are returned, and this does not set `d_type`. Therefore, in addition to
entries with type `DT_DIR` and `DT_LNK`, also process entries with type
`DT_UNKNOWN`.
Signed-off-by: Jeremy Sowden <azazel@debian.org>
