NEWS: note notmuch-reply refactor

[notmuch] / NEWS

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index edbca4cd9075698397e9fc5e5366a0d978a7866f..751b9196dc390e9a6adf88e2b47beaefefd54cfb 100644 (file)
--- a/NEWS
+++ b/NEWS
@@ -1,6 +1,51 @@
 Notmuch 0.23 (UNRELEASED)
 =========================
 
 Notmuch 0.23 (UNRELEASED)
 =========================
 

+General (Xapian 1.4+)
+---------------------
+
+Compiling against Xapian 1.4 enables several new features.
+
+Support for single argument date: queries
+
+  `date:<expr>` is equivalent to  `date:<expr>..<expr>`.
+
+Support for blocking opens
+
+  When opening a database notmuch by default will wait for another
+  process to release a write lock, rather than returning an error.
+
+Support for named queries
+
+  Named queries (also known as 'saved searches') can be defined with a
+  `query:name` format. The expansion of these queries is stored in the
+  database and they can be used from any notmuch client.
+
+Library
+-------
+
+Bug fix for `notmuch_directory_set_mtime`
+
+  Update cached mtime to match on-disk mtime.
+
+CLI
+---
+
+Support for compile time options
+
+  A group of `built_with` keys is now supported for notmuch
+  config. Initial keys in this group are `compact`, `field_processor`,
+  and `retry_lock`.
+
+Dump/Restore support for configuration information
+
+  Any configuration information stored in the database (initially just
+  named queries) is dumped and restored. Any new information in the
+  dump format is prefixed by '#' to allow existing scripts to ignore
+  it.
+
+Refactor notmuch-reply, make handling of duplicate headers consistent
+

 Emacs
 -----
 
 Emacs
 -----
 


@@ -11,6 +56,8 @@ Face customization is easier
   `notmuch-search-flagged-face` and `notmuch-search-unread-face` are
   now used by default. Customize `notmuch-faces` to modify them.
 
   `notmuch-search-flagged-face` and `notmuch-search-unread-face` are
   now used by default. Customize `notmuch-faces` to modify them.
 

+Omit User-Agent header by default when sending mail
+

 Ruby Bindings
 -------------
 
 Ruby Bindings
 -------------
 


@@ -26,7 +73,7 @@ Add support for `notmuch_threads_t` and `notmuch_thread_t`
 Fixed constant values so they are not all zero anymore.
 
   Previously, it was impossible to open writable database handles,
 Fixed constant values so they are not all zero anymore.
 
   Previously, it was impossible to open writable database handles,

-  because DATABASE_MODE_READ_ONLY and DATABASE_MODE_READ_WRITE were
+  because `DATABASE_MODE_READ_ONLY` and `DATABASE_MODE_READ_WRITE` were

   both set to zero.
   The same issue occured with sort modes.
 
   both set to zero.
   The same issue occured with sort modes.
 


@@ -483,13 +530,13 @@ Stopped `notmuch dump` failing if someone writes to the database
   process already has the write lock the dump will not start, so
   script callers should still check the return value.
 
   process already has the write lock the dump will not start, so
   script callers should still check the return value.
 

-`notmuch insert` requires succesful message indexing for success status
+`notmuch insert` requires successful message indexing for success status

 
   Previously the `notmuch insert` subcommand indicated success even if
   the message indexing failed, as long as the message was delivered to
   file system. This could have lead to delivered messages missing
   tags, etc. `notmuch insert` is now more strict, also requiring
 
   Previously the `notmuch insert` subcommand indicated success even if
   the message indexing failed, as long as the message was delivered to
   file system. This could have lead to delivered messages missing
   tags, etc. `notmuch insert` is now more strict, also requiring

-  succesful indexing for success status. Use the new `--keep` option
+  successful indexing for success status. Use the new `--keep` option

   to revert to the old behaviour (keeping the delivered message file
   and returning success even if indexing fails).
 
   to revert to the old behaviour (keeping the delivered message file
   and returning success even if indexing fails).