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From: Moritz Wilhelmy <mw+notmuch@barfooze.de>
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Subject: Support for more search terms?
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Hello,

I've been wondering if it would be trivially possible or desired to add
matching for arbitrary headers to the search terms supported by notmuch.

Also, what about matching for List-Id?

(Please note that I currently know nothing about what notmuch actually
indexes and how its index is kept.)


Best regards,

Moritz