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NEWS.org: update

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Dirk-Jan C. Binnema 2023-09-13 23:52:41 +03:00
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It's not unusual for ~noreply~-type e-mail addresses to be the majority in
an e-mail corpus; to get rid of those, with something like
'=--ignored-address=/.*no.*reply.*/'=
~=--ignored-address=/.*no.*reply.*/~
- what used to be the ~mu fields~ command has been merged into ~mu info~; i.e.,
~mu fields~ is now ~mu info fields~.
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- when encountering an HTML message part during indexing, previously (i.e.,
~mu 1.10~) we would attempt to process that as-is, with HTML-tags etc.; this
is now improved by employing a html->text scraper which extracts the
human-readable text from the html.
is now improved by employing a custom html->text scraper which extracts
the human-readable text from the html.
- mu querying and (esp.) showing results has been made significantly faster;
e.g., in one big ~mu find~ query we went from ~47s to only ~7s
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~/home/user/Maildir~) for shells that don't do that, such as Bash.
- overhauled query-parser; this is (should be) compatible with the older
one, apart from a number of fixes. There is a new option ~--analyze~ to ~mu
find~ which shows the parsed query in a human-readable s-expression form;
this can be used to debug your queries (this replaces the older
~--format=mquery|xquery~)
one, apart from a number of fixes. There is a new option ~--analyze~ for the
~mu find~ command, which shows the parsed query in a (hopefully)
human-readable s-expression form; this can be used to debug your queries
(this replaces the older ~--format=mquery|xquery~)
Furthermore, there now support for the "ngram"-based indexing and
querying, which is useful for languages/scripts without explicit
word-breaks. See the *mu-init* manpages, in particular the ~--support-ngrams~
option, and why you may (or may not) want to enable that.
Furthermore, there now support for "ngram"-based indexing and querying,
which is useful for languages/scripts without explicit word-breaks, such
as Chinese/Japanese/Korean. See the *mu-init* manpages, in particular the
~--support-ngrams~ option, and why you may (or may not) want to enable that.
*** mu4e
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message view; they gained completions support with annotations in the
minibuffer
It is possible to save all attachments at once =C-c C-a=, except with Helm,
which uses its own mechanism for this. This same has been extended to the
MIME-part actions.
It is possible to save all attachments at once with =C-c C-a=, except with
Helm, which uses its own mechanism for this. This same has been extended
to the MIME-part actions.
- experimental: support folding message threads (with =TAB= / =S-TAB=). See the
[[info:mu4e:Folding threads][entry in the Mu4e manual]] for further details.