Changed "OS X" to "macOS"

[notmuch-wiki] / faq.mdwn

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@@ -54,6 +54,14 @@ searches. Punctuation is mostly ignored.
 The boolean prefix searches (see Boolean and Probabilistic Prefixes in the man
 page), such as tag: or path: searches, need an exact match.
 
+## How do I search for folders or paths with spaces?
+
+The spaces in the names must be escaped. For example if you use bash or zsh,
+you can search for messages with tag `foo` in folder `INBOX/folder with spaces`
+with this query:
+
+        $ notmuch search tag:foo 'folder:"INBOX/folder with spaces"'
+
 ## How do I search for the `List-Id:` header?
 
 Currently there is no way to search for `List-Id:`. As a workaround, try using a
@@ -93,3 +101,30 @@ messages in threads that have at least one message with the muted tag:
 You can add other tags to `THREAD_TAGS` as needed. Note that this is one way
 only; you need to explicitly remove the tag from all the messages in a thread to
 stop it from propagating again.
+
+
+## How can I extract a git patchset for an email thread?
+
+See [notmuch-extract-patch](https://github.com/aaptel/notmuch-extract-patch).
+
+## T150-tagging.sh is failing with Xapian 1.4.6
+
+This is (probably) a bug in this point release of Xapian, should be
+fixed in 1.4.7.  Try reverting Xapian commit
+`093999529acc2f86900d91fed0c7f7af301ab94a`, e.g. with the following
+patch.
+
+[[!format text """
+index 80e578b85..a47f14a68 100644
+--- a/xapian-core/backends/glass/glass_postlist.cc
++++ b/xapian-core/backends/glass/glass_postlist.cc
+@@ -759,7 +759,7 @@ GlassPostList::open_nearby_postlist(const std::string & term_,
+     (void)need_pos;
+     if (term_.empty())
+        RETURN(NULL);
+-    if (!this_db.get() || this_db->postlist_table.is_modified())
++    if (!this_db.get() || this_db->postlist_table.is_writable())
+        RETURN(NULL);
+     RETURN(new GlassPostList(this_db, term_, cursor->clone()));
+ }
+"""]]