Should've been in 1.6, oh well :x
Anyways, https://public-inbox.org/flow.html is updated with -imapd
Eric Wong (2):
doc: flow: include -imapd
doc: txt2pre: more manpage URLs
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We host our own -imapd manpage, and we started using a few more
git commands (fast-import for ages). We'll also need to link to
manpages.debian.org and live with long URLs for a few
non-standard manpages in software we reference.
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It's another read-only daemon, and it may see more usage than
-nntpd as more users have IMAP support than NNTP.
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Documentation/flow.txt | 1 +
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diff --git a/Documentation/flow.ge b/Documentation/flow.ge
index 27f2bfcb..0cc1c333 1006
Konstantin Ryabitsev wrote:
> Good morning, and congratulations on 1.6.0!
Thanks.
> I'm starting to play with the new imapd mode (currently using the imap
> daemon on public-inbox.org), and I am curious how we can make it obvious
> to the clients that there is a new epoch available. For exampl
Good morning, and congratulations on 1.6.0!
I'm starting to play with the new imapd mode (currently using the imap
daemon on public-inbox.org), and I am curious how we can make it obvious
to the clients that there is a new epoch available. For example, if
someone configures mbsync to fetch thin
$git->cat_async already calls $git->batch_prepare iff needed, so
we can reduce subroutine calls and inline a one-off subroutine
to save some memory, here.
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diff --git a/lib/PublicInbox/GitAsyncC
