Lars Kellogg-Stedman

Is there any chance we can use the `oslo.config` module to read OpenStack-style config files correctly (specifically, to handle multi-line entries in a mannager identical to OpenStack)?

Or better yet: ``` import crudini with crudini.parse (filename, shared=False) as ini: ini.get(...) ini.set(...) ``` That is, implement a context manager if you want to manage lock acquisition/release.

This was discussed briefly on the notmuch list [in 2010](http://notmuch.198994.n3.nabble.com/Problems-with-Maildir-and-files-moving-from-new-to-cur-td202251.html). Having mutt reindex files after moving them would fix the problem.

That would be great. It would be nice if mutt would update the notmuch database whenever a file is moved, regardless of whether it is in a virtual folder view...

If that is the case, why does a search for `id:themessageid &type=threads` return the entire thread? Wouldn't this suffer from the same problem? Or does this explicitly track reference headers...

If you're taking requests I vote for this one :smile:

Hah, I was just stopping by to report the same problem. Unfortunately, the solution suggested in [the previous comment](https://github.com/danielgtaylor/apisprout/issues/38#issuecomment-496963112) isn't great, because it will still break for the next person...

:+1: I was just trying to figure out this issue. I would like to push a PR to a launchpad project, but given a remote like: ``` $ git remote...

> you need to extend /bin/login. ...and really anything else that expects to use `securetty`. I don't have a solution in mind, I just figured it was worth thinking about.

Maybe stick an example in the existing man page, then? It wasn't clear whether or not things like font names with spaces needed to be quoted in kmscon.conf (they don't,...