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70 On Wed, 26 Jan 2011, Austin Clements wrote:
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71 > The one other change is that currently, if notmuch is interrupted
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72 > after updating a directory mtime but before processing file removals,
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73 > a subsequent notmuch new will miss those removals. This could be
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74 > brushed under the rug, since notmuch will notice the removal after any
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75 > other change in that directory. Or it could be handled correctly by
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76 > giving directories a "removal mtime" in addition to their current
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77 > "addition mtime" that is only updated after removals are handled.
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79 Yes, that might be a problem if notmuch new is interrupted by something
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80 like SIGKILL or power-off. There is protection against interruption by
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