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80 > Quoth David Bremner on Jul 13 at 11:20 am:
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81 >> Austin Clements <amdragon@MIT.EDU> writes:
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83 >> > The right answer might be something between notmuch-go and dme's
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84 >> > patch. Currently notmuch-go uses a hard-coded set of searches, while
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85 >> > dme's patch derives them from the saved searches.
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87 >> I'm not really looking for a solution for my own use, just wearing my
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88 >> integration manager hat. In that context, a second set of hard coded
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89 >> saved searches would be a blocker.
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91 > Sorry, it seems my email wasn't clear. Does notmuch-go address your
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92 > user unfriendliness concerns with dme's patch?
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94 > If so, we should combine notmuch-go's UI with dme's customizable key
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95 > bindings and think about pushing that (clearly we wouldn't push
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96 > notmuch-go as it is).
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98 I think dme's patch is only user unfriendly if there are no saved
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99 searches configured: if there are some then ? shows them. The problem is
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100 that ? does nothing if there aren't any.
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102 I don't know whether always showing the bindings (like notmuch-go) or
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103 only showing them after ? is pressed (like this series) is better.
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