I have server side rules which syphons off unread emails to different folders. Not all my unread emails are in the INBOX when I sync. How can I view where these unread emails are? Is there a way to mark them as read all at once?
If I use search -- not seen, it will only show me the emails, but now what folders they're in. I think this would be the easiest fix: add a "folder" field to the messages that search returns, so I can see where they all are at.
Then I could search for all emails, and then a script could filter out the ones that aren't in the inbox and grab their IDs, using another himalaya command to mark them all as read :)
WithUnseenMessagesCount<T> struct and ListFoldersWithUnseenMessagesCount feature trait.BackendBuilder to accept this new feature.I have server side rules which syphons off unread emails to different folders. Not all my unread emails are in the INBOX when I sync.
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If I use
search -- not seen, it will only show me the emails, but now what folders they're in.Something bothers me here, because when you list (or search) emails, you list them from a specific folder.
search -- not seenwill show all not seen emails from the INBOX folder. So the folder field will always be INBOX for all those emails.Another approach could be to add a "unread" column to the folder listing that shows the number of emails not having the
Seenflag, what do you think?
Maybe related to https://todo.sr.ht/~soywod/pimalaya/21.
Another approach could be to add a "unread" column to the folder listing that shows the number of emails not having the
Seenflag, what do you think?That would solve my problem nicely :)
-- Dan Haskin
Let's go for it then!