~rjarry/aerc#169: Folder-specific bindings do not work?

Don't know if it's just me but if I have the following in my binds.conf:

[messages]
D = :move Trash<Enter>
[messages:folder=Trash]
D = :delete-message<Enter>

Then the latter doesn't work (aerc still attempts to move messages to Trash despite this folder-specific binding).

Status: REPORTED
Submitter: ~skejg
Assigned to: No-one
Submitted: 2 years ago
Updated: 7 months ago
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~justinesmithies 2 years ago

I too have noticed this issue also and I'm using the latest git version.

~konimarti 1 year, 9 months ago

Do you use an account-specific binding for messages as well (e.g. [messages:account=..])?

Using just folder-specific bindings seem to work fine on my end on the current master. However, it breaks when using it together with an account-specific one I'm wondering if that's the bug you see or if it's something else?

~ferdinandyb 1 year, 3 months ago

~skejg or/and ~justinesmithies is this still an issue for you on current master?

~skejg 1 year, 2 months ago

~ferdinandyb

is this still an issue for you on current master?

Looks like yes.

~skejg 7 months ago

~ferdinandyb, ~justinesmithies

With 0.18.2, folder-specific bindings certainly seem to work, if I'm not mistaken.

However, the command :delete-message itself acts strange for me: in a Gmail account, it only deletes messages if run in [Gmail]/Trash folder. In any other folder (or, label in Gmail's vocabulary), it just deletes a message from the current folder (strips the current label from an email).

Sadly, I don't recall it already, but it's possible it was the command's behaviour (different at the time of submission), not the folder-specific bindings per se, that was the reason for my original report (I don't remember if I only had this one folder-specific binding back then and if I tested it with other mappings).

Anyway, as the title stands now, it probably can be closed?