OK, I worked it out. I think. Seems like sent mail, while visible from
notmuch, is not properly indexed until running "notmuch new".
$ muchsync --nonew canidae.local
[SERVER] [notmuch] No new mail.
SUMMARY:
received 0 messages, 0 link changes, 0 tag changes
sent 0 messages, 0 link changes, 0 tag changes
$ muchsync --nonew canidae.local
[SERVER] [notmuch] No new mail.
SUMMARY:
received 0 messages, 0 link changes, 0 tag changes
sent 0 messages, 0 link changes, 0 tag changes
$ notmuch new
No new mail.
$ muchsync --nonew canidae.local
[SERVER] [notmuch] No new mail.
SUMMARY:
received 0 messages, 0 link changes, 0 tag changes
sent 1 messages, 0 link changes, 0 tag changes
If I remove the "--nonew" option it will also do the same thing.
What I find odd however is that "notmuch new" reports "No new mail" when
it obviously found a new sent item.
This is notmuch 0.31.4 (binary and emacs parts)
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Brian May <brian@linuxpenguins.xyz>
https://linuxpenguins.xyz/brian/
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