My mutt-notmuch hack seems to be a quite popular way to integrate Mutt with notmuch. As a nice consequence, my (indexed!) inbox attracts patches from mutt-notmuch users eager to improve it. Collecting some of them, I've just tagged mutt-notmuch 0.2 with the following changes:
- readline support and query history
- support for spaces in mailboxes (use case: gmail+offlineimap)
- a new "tag" action
- normalization of
=namesto support mutt macros that pass folder names - do not treat
+optas a valid cmdline option (to ease tagging)
Many thanks to Scott Barker, Christine Spang, David Newgas, and Ryan Kavanagh for the above patches.
While I was at it, I've also moved mutt-notmuch repository to Gitorious. Git self-hosting is nice, but either you move to something like gitolite (which I didn't have time to setup and tune ATM) or you're stuck without merge requests which are quite nice. (Why not Github? Because.)
If you're using mutt-notmuch you might also be interested in the discussion of libnotmuch support in mutt. I'd love to see that landing in mutt and be able to throw away mutt-notmuch entirely, but that seems a bit premature as of yet.
