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73 > On Sat, Jul 13 2013, Adam Wolfe Gordon <awg+notmuch@xvx.ca> wrote:
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74 >> The recent introduction of insert inspired me to finally add a feature I've
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75 >> been wanting: a command to index a specific file in the maildir. My usecase
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76 >> for this is that I have an inotify-based script that watches for new mail
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77 >> and calls notmuch new when new mail shows up. Running notmuch new in this
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78 >> situation is overkill, since I know exactly what's changed. A faster command
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79 >> that just adds a single file reduces contention on the database lock.
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81 >> This series introduces a new command, "notmuch add", which indexes a file
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82 >> that already exists in the maildir. It is implemented in notmuch-insert.c
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83 >> because it uses the basic infrastructure introduced for the insert command.
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85 >> Missing man page for now - wanted to get the code out first for review.
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87 > Hey, Adam. This feature seems fine, but it seems similar enought to
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88 > insert that I wonder if they can just be unified. What if insert just
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89 > took an optional path argument as well, e.g.:
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91 > notmuch insert [options] [ +<tag>|-<tag> ... ] [-- /path/to/file]
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93 > If the path is not in the db, it would insert it the same as if it had
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94 > come in via stdin. If the path *is* in the db, it could just do the add
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95 > part that you're looking for. That seems like it might be a more
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96 > intuitive UI experience to me.
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98 I sort of agree but wonder if it would be more natural under "new" than
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99 "insert". so notmuch new /path/to/file just adds that file (provided it
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100 is in the database; perhaps a relative path?) This would also be
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101 extensible to do a whole mail sub-directory which seems like it might
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102 also be a useful feature. (I am definitely not saying that this needs to
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103 be implemented now!)
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