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mu4e-bookmarks: improve documentation
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replying to all, sender, list-only.
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- A very visible change, ~mu4e~ now shows unread/all counts for bookmarks in
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the main screen. This is on by default, but can be disabled by setting
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~:hide-unread~ in the bookmark ~plist~ to ~t~. For speed-reasons, these counts
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do _not_ filter out duplicates or messages that have been removed from the
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filesystem behind mu4e's back.
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the main screen that are strings. This is on by default, but can be
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disabled by setting ~:hide-unread~ in the bookmark ~plist~ to ~t~. For
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speed-reasons, these counts do _not_ filter out duplicates nor messages that
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have been removed from the filesystem.
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- ~mu4e-attachment-dir~ now also applies to composing messages; it determines
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the default directory for inclusion.
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`:hide-unread' - do not show the counts of unread/total number
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of matches for the query in the main-view. This can be useful
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if a bookmark uses a very slow query. :hide-unread
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is implied from :hide. Furthermore, it is implied from the query
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not being a string.
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is implied from :hide. Furthermore, it is implied if
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`:query' is a function.
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Note that the queries used to determine the unread/all counts do
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current not apply `mu4e-query-rewrite-function', so if your
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bookmarks depend on that, the results may differ."
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Queries used to determine the unread/all counts do _not_ apply
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`mu4e-query-rewrite-function'; nor do they discard duplicate or
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unreadable messages (for efficiency). Thus, the numbers shown may
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differ from the number you get from a 'real' query."
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:type '(repeat (plist))
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:version "1.3.9"
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:group 'mu4e)
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