David Bremner writes:
> 3) The original script took a path to mail_root, but this doesn't
> really cover the possible split configurations; in particular it
> doesn't handle my (XDG) layout. The current code just looks for the
> "default" notmuch setup, and ignores the URL. I am open to ideas fo
Memory tests already existed (for correctness) but this helps sanity
check the performance to make sure we are in the same range as the
existing notmuch-git script.
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performance-test/T08-git-remote.sh | 23 +++
1 file changed, 23 insertions(+)
create mode 100755 performance
Moving these functions to libnotmuch_util will allow re-user from
either multiple CLI compilation units or from the library. To avoid
future surprises, replace printing to stderr with the usual status
string mechanism.
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notmuch-insert.c | 84 +
util/path-
This enables the push command, and the helper is now feature complete.
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git-remote-notmuch.c| 157
test/T860-git-remote.sh | 69 ++
test/make-export.py | 44 +++
3 files changed, 270 insertions(+)
create mode 100644 tes
This is closely based on git-remote-nm (in ruby) by Felipe Contreras.
Initially just implement the commands 'capabilites' and 'list'. This
isn't enough to do anything useful so start some unit tests.
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Makefile.local | 7 +-
git-remote-notmuch.c| 181 +
The output in default.import is based on a modified version
of Felipe's git-remote-nm with Blake2 hashing replaced by SHA1
(for portability). This enable git-pull, so test that as well.
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git-remote-notmuch.c| 129
test/T860-git-remote.sh | 38 ++
I wanted to try out Felipe's idea of using a remote helper to replace
/ augment the existing notmuch-git script, but I didn't want to
require language bindings. Porting Felipe's ruby script to C led to
a predictable amount of increase in the number of lines of code, but
it seems to work. There are
