pimalaya/himalaya v2.1.0

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Added

• Added the pimdir storage backend, Himalaya over the local store the sync engine populates.

  Reads build envelopes from the stored meta and report a body that is not local as "body not fetched"; writes are staged as replica mutations attributed to pimdir.source, auto-detected when the store has a single source.

• Added back the email and display-name config fields, at the global and the account level ([#721]).

  They fill the From header of messages compose, reply and forward when --from is not passed, and are also read as from and from-name, the spellings himalaya-tui writes.

• Added back the signature and signature-delim config fields, at the global and the account level.

  The composers append the signature when neither --signature nor --signature-file is passed, signature-delim defaulting to the RFC 3676 §4.3 "-- \n" and written verbatim.

• Added in_reply_to to the shared envelope ([#734]).

  A list of ids stripped of their angle brackets like message_id, riding the JSON output only, left empty by Microsoft Graph.

• Added the shared message delete <ids> command (alias del).

  Trash-first: messages are moved to the trash mailbox, resolved from the backend role then from mailbox.alias.trash, or permanently removed when already in it.

• Added the maildir.keywords.dovecot and maildir.keywords.header config fields.

  Surface custom Maildir keywords as flags, read from each mailbox's dovecot-keywords file or from X-Keywords / X-Label; reading only, both off by default.

• Added the imap.sasl-ir config field, forcing the RFC 4959 initial response on or off ([#729]).

  Unset follows the advertised SASL-IR capability; false is needed by Coremail (126.com, 163.com), which advertises it then rejects the inline form.

• Added a --seen flag to message read, marking the message as seen while reading it.

• Added the configure command (alias wizard), running the account wizard by name.

  The first-run offer is now a hook rather than a gate: the command carries on afterwards, and nothing prompts when stdin is not a terminal or --json is set.

• Added back the HIMALAYA_CONFIG environment variable, read like -c and taking the same :-delimited list.

• Added the shared Pimalaya --help footer, naming the bug tracker and the sponsoring page.

Changed

• Made the configuration wizard discovery-only, removing the hand-entry flow.

  An email, a domain, a scheme:// URL or a local folder path all run discovery, and the wizard stops when nothing is found rather than guessing an SMTP host.

• Reworked message read's plain-text output into a concise reading view.

  A header block (Date, From, To, Cc, Subject), then one summary line per MIME part with plain-text parts inlined; --raw and --json are unchanged.

• Aligned the ID of message read, attachments list and attachments download on the MIME part's 1-based position, making attachment ids a sparse subset of it.

• Right-aligned the SIZE column of the envelope listing table ([#723]).

• Made the wizard write the account to the configuration file rather than only print it.

  The file is where -c or HIMALAYA_CONFIG pointed, or the XDG default; an existing one gets a plain text append, so comments and formatting survive.

• Made the first-run offer open with a welcome banner on stderr, naming the configuration file it looked for; himalaya configure skips it.

• Changed bare himalaya --account <NAME> to show the help instead of running the account wizard.

• Made the wizard offer only the IMAP authentication mechanisms an unauthenticated CAPABILITY advertises, falling back to the full list on any probe failure.

• Time-bounded the wizard's service discovery, so one unreachable endpoint no longer stalls it for the operating-system connect timeout.

• Made the wizard offer to reuse the IMAP credentials for SMTP, prompting only the SMTP endpoint on accept.

• Changed gmail messages get --header and gmail threads get --header to narrow the rendered headers under every format, not only --format metadata.

• Changed imap raw to send a byte-verbatim batch of tagged commands.

  Literal \r / \n escapes decode to CRLF and the reply is read until every command is acknowledged; smtp raw decodes the same escapes but stays a single command.

Fixed

• Fixed configure --json emitting a payload no schema described: json-schema <DIR> now writes himalaya-configure.json.

• Fixed --from carrying a display name composing a From: <Alice <alice@example.org>> no SMTP server accepts ([#727]).

  The value is parsed as a mailbox, the name reaching the MIME builder apart from the address.

• Fixed commands dying mid-exchange with a bare Resource temporarily unavailable (os error 35) ([#731], [#732]).

  The transport now retries a stream reporting it is not ready, for a minute, and arms a socket read deadline at connect time.

• Fixed lean cargo feature combinations failing to compile.

  The config schema no longer reaches for disabled backends' ALPN defaults, and every shared command is gated on the storage or send backend it needs.

• Fixed message read --raw --json erroring: the two now combine, emitting the raw RFC 5322 bytes as a JSON string.

• Fixed the Gmail and Microsoft Graph get commands wrapping their data in a message string under --json ([#730]).

  Gmail messages get, drafts get, threads get, history list and the settings readers now serialize their data, as does Microsoft Graph message get, each with a published JSON Schema.

• Fixed gmail drafts get --format raw printing the draft summary instead of the raw message it had fetched.

Removed

• Removed the assets/himalaya.desktop entry and the Nix line installing it.

  Every functional line of it had stopped working, Exec=himalaya %U answering a mailto: link with unrecognized subcommand; handling mailto: is left to a wrapper of your own, as MIGRATION.md describes.