feat(mailmover): add per-account folder priorities and auto-rename - #386
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Rule destinations can now resolve to priority folders per account; wildcard folder rules expand to managed folders only. `rename=auto` renames only mbsync files; same-folder moves are skipped.
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Ideally rename=auto should become default once proven, it took me a lot of mistakes and a few lost mails, before I noticed the setting. |
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This PR makes move mode work across accounts with different folder layouts: a new
folder_prioritiesoption resolves rule destinations per account (first existing candidate wins, globs supported). It also addsrename=auto, which renames only mbsync files(instead of manually specifying it), keeps wildcard folder rules limited to managed folders, skips no-op same-folder moves and stale index entries, and reopens the notmuch database between folders to avoid stale-revision errors.rename = true | false | autotruerenames every moved file (fresh UUID, flags kept).falsekeeps original names.autorenames only files that already carry an mbsync UID (,U=NNNin the name), so mixed mbsync/offlineimap setups keep UIDs only where needed.folder_priorities = tag:folder1,folder2,...;...Maps a tag to an ordered list of candidate folders. When a rule destination equals a priority key, it is resolved per account: the first existing candidate wins (
*candidates are globs), else the first candidate is used as fallback. This lets one rules block target[Gmail]/Spamfor gmail butSpamfor other accounts.Wildcard folder keys (
folders = gmail/* fishman/*)A key ending in
/*expands to the account's INBOX plus all resolved priority folders that exist on disk. Organizational subfolders are never expanded or moved from.