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69 > I use a C wrapper to do the same (with date prefixes like 2014-05-09
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70 > (Fri) 12:47:19) -- I originally did it to do argument conversions
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71 > around .. to have date-based searches before those came to notmuch
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72 > (and I am still using it, as I don't have to type date: prefix)
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74 Having a wrapper script possible, however, it is quite a hack and
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75 doesn't potentially collect everything. There's already a
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76 .notmuch-config file, so adding a logging directive should be
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77 straightforward. It's more about whether something like this becomes
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78 part of notmuch directly.
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80 >> Would be nice to be able to log all operations done via libnotmuch
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83 > IIRC someone suggested/asked whether we'd get logs where all
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84 > Message-ID:s affected were logged. That could be useful (and produce
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85 > lot of log when one does notmuch tag +foobar '*')
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87 I'm not worried about the size of the logfiles. Drives are large and
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88 many utilities exist to create a rolling removal and compression of log
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