Nov 11 2020
May 24 2020
@ngraham: this is a feature for the weekly report. What is the proposed way to ping you for things to blog about?
May 18 2020
Looks good to me know. Thanks for this patch, it's a pretty cool feature, especially for the "Unified mailboxes" agent 馃憤
May 15 2020
- addressed comment from dvratil and also from mlaurent (made in accidentially added revision D29779)
Abandon the other one and try updating this one again. You can use arc diff --update D29602 to make sure it updates this one.
Tried it locally and it's pretty cool. Just some nitpicks in the recent changes.
Optimised hash look-up
May 14 2020
Thanks for the changes. One more change/optimization, please.
May 13 2020
Added folder name hashing, removed trailing slash
collectionForId is a good name, I think.
May 12 2020
Maybe "StorageModel::collectionFromId()" rather than "StorageModel::collectionForId()" would be better?
Now using the actual (and not the virtual) collection to obtain the message folder
May 11 2020
You could still do it but it's a bit more complex: you can use Item::storageCollectionId() to get ID of the real parent collection. You would then need to use the ID against EntityTreeModel to resolve the /actual/ Collection with displayName populated.
May 10 2020
I just noticed that my original goal, showing the "real" folder of an item inside a smart list or search, does not work like this. As the the "parentCollection" actually is the smart list/search, it will not show the original folder :-(
Sep 22 2019
Feb 27 2019
Jan 5 2019
I'd like to also land this in stable since otherwise a broken feature is exposed. Is that ok?
Dec 27 2018
Nov 21 2018
Mar 23 2018
First it was an error to told you that we don't need to install WigetBase.
So we need to install it and we need to use camelcase headers.
So indeed I will close this one.
Mar 22 2018
Updating patch.
No as we use this include in MessageList/Widget
Mar 21 2018
Second version of the patch, just don't install widgetbase.h
I removed some bad include in 18.04 so perhaps it will help you in your wierd config
"... because the KDE CI is like Superman, with X-Ray vision. A god made of bits. And of course if a problem isn't catched by the KDE CI, that problem simply doesn't exist."
We can try all wierd configuration for sure but with KDE CI we use standard configuration.
Mar 20 2018
We don't have this problem in KDE CI...
I will not install not useful class as it's internal.