Andreu

(Disclaimer: I'm the author of `mu4e-maildirs-extension`) I had to use shell commands when I wrote mu4e-maildirs-extension and it gave me lots of troubles. So I also agree with @stsquad that...

@emacsomancer probably related to #57. Feel free to submit a PR if you want.

You may need to write your own handler for that. Check the docs section **Write your own maildir format handler** from the README: https://github.com/agpchil/mu4e-maildirs-extension#write-your-own-maildir-format-handler

Sorry the for the late reply! This project is currently looking for maintainers #45

Sorry for the late reply! This extension expects a directory for each account inside `mu4e-maildir`. So you should have something like this: ``` ~/Mail/myaccount ~/Mail/myaccount/cur ~/Mail/myaccount/new ~/Mail/myaccount/tmp ~/Mail/myaccount/Gmail ~/Mail/myaccount/Gmail/cur ~/Mail/myaccount/Gmail/new...

As I said in the previous comment, this extension expects a directory structure to work. You should be able to configure offlineimap or other software to store your mail in...

Thanks for your feedback! :) I don't know how org does either but I think implementing this will be hard because the way this extension displays/hides the nodes (nothing fancy...)....

@Adocentyn this could be related to #52. But I encourage you to use the latest built-in functionality from `mu/mu4e` to display counts instead of this extension (see #56). I left...

Sorry the for the late reply! This project is currently looking for maintainers #45 This may be related to issues #42 / #44

hmm.. I don't remember seeing this issue while testing with gmail. I think `offlineimap` or so usually takes care of that and places the trashed messages in the Trash folder....