Hi, being a new notmuch user (using it since around an year) I have a small, obscenely written, badly shaped, mixed language collection of homegrown scripts to automate my message handling / mail-based workflow. Most part are zsh wrappers to autotag (autorefile for now is done by IMAPFilter) and support manual delete/refile messages, a small part in an initial state is automation in the sense of extracting mime attachments (via uudeview) like periodic invoices and properly archive, renaming attachments etc in a personal docs taxonomy so having a more well-shaped and ready out-of-the box solution is really welcomed! The only part I do not like too much is the choice of json instead of something, *for me*, less ugly to write/read, less error-prone and more flexible like simple plain guile (GNU embeddable, lightweight scheme dialect). The re-write of notmuch in Rust, well... it's outside my scope since I use it as a "final product", I'm in general favourable to ditch "myths" like C and C++ and Java, ... for more comfortable languages but for me nor Rust nor Go really fell in that category, IMO the best paths is rediscover lisp/scheme languages even if I know that in some cases are harder to use (while far easier in other) however as said before I'm only a user so I have to thanks all notmuch and notmuch-related devs for their wonderful works, I'll try Rust port anyway :-) -- Kim _______________________________________________ notmuch mailing list notmuch@notmuchmail.org https://notmuchmail.org/mailman/listinfo/notmuch