Felipe Contreras

This is redundant in the context of the Zsh completion, but not necessarily in the context of Bash completion. The fix for the Zsh completion has [already been sent](https://lore.kernel.org/git/[email protected]/) and...

All right. Back to **gvim** I guess.

There is clearly a bug. Even without `mouse=a` the first paste works, but not the rest.

It should be possible to implement this feature in git-remote-bzr, but it doesn't work as of yet.

Indeed, but there isn't much we can do at the moment. We would need to update Git's remote helper interface, and that's unlikely going to happen in upstream Git.

@dylex Yes, it's the same.

> That however currently is not possible since your converter does not transfer the git hashes to the (local) mercurial repository. Neither does `hg-git`. If you clone a git repository...

We could create some kind of meta-search-term like `sort:oldest-first`, but then we would need to make sure it's parsed correctly everywhere and removed before sending it to libnotmuch. Does that...

For example something like this: ```vim let g:notmuch_folders = [ \ [ 'lkml', 'tag:inbox and folder:lkml/ sort:newest-first' ], \ [ 'to-do', 'tag:to-do sort:oldest-first' ], \ ] ```

Not yet. I'll mark this as an enhancement.