﻿id	summary	reporter	owner	description	type	status	priority	milestone	component	version	severity	resolution	keywords	cc
12838	mutt-1.13.2	ken@…	ken@…	"This release has new features and bug fixes.  Please see the UPDATING file, or the more detailed release notes at <http://www.mutt.org/relnotes/1.13/>.

'''Main changes:'''

Autocrypt

with a link to [http://www.mutt.org/doc/manual/#autocryptdoc]

Browser Sticky Cursor

$browser_sticky_cursor, set by default, tries to keep the cursor on the same mailbox across various operations (such as changing to a parent folder, modifying the mask, and creating directories). 

Multipart/Alternative Generation

This release provides a way to generate a single multipart/alternative part via an external filter script. $send_multipart_alternative is a quadoption enabling the filter, and the filter itself is specified via $send_multipart_alternative_filter. It may also be useful to set these variables via send or reply hooks, to control when and how alternatives are used.

The composed part (usually text/plain) will be piped into the filter. The output of the filter should be the generated mime type (e.g. ""text/html""), a blank line, and the generated output. Note that the filter isn't allowed to generate a multipart type itself (due to current technical limitations). 
Sidebar Indentation Changes

The $sidebar_folder_indent and $sidebar_short_path options have been changed to operate based on the preceding entries displayed in the sidebar. Indentation will be one more than the most recent greatest common path mailbox, and will be shortened based on that too.

Additionally, mailboxes are now prefixed with ""~"" or ""="" in the same manner as other places in Mutt (such as the status bar, or in the browser menu). 

'''Smaller Features/Changes:'''

$write_bcc unset

$write_bcc has been changed to default unset. Several MTAs do not strip Bcc headers, making it dangerous to have this set by default. Sorry everyone, had I been aware of this issue before, I would have changed this earlier.

In order for your Fcc'ed copy to be accurate, I've disabled the option's effect on the Fcc'ed message. That will always have the Bcc header; only the sent message will be affected by $write_bcc.

Regex configuration rename

""--with-regex"" has been renamed to ""--with-bundled-regex"". The previous name incorrectly implied it was necessary for regex support. Almost all modern systems contain a suitable regex library, but if not the bundled regex can be used as a backup.

Additionally commit 367b1135 fixed undefined left-shift on negative value behavior in the bundled regex.c library, in case anyone was losing sleep over that. ;-) 

SSL changes

$ssl_force_tls now defaults set. If you are connecting to a local server over clear text, be aware that you will need to unset it.

$ssl_use_tlsv1_3 was also added, default set.

User Agent off by default

In response to repeated requests by the security minded, $user_agent is default unset. However, for those who wish to show their Mutt Love, you can still enable this yourself.

Attachment counting

The unattachments command now accepts ""*"" to remove all attachment counting entries.

Also, $count_alternatives has been added to scan inside multipart/alternatives for matching attachments. Traditionally attachments are not supposed to be there, but some crazy mail clients decide to put them in one of the alternatives. Set this to find and count those too.

Byte size display control

$size_show_bytes, $size_show_mb, $size_show_fractions, and $size_units_on_left have been added to control how bytes are displayed in various format string expandos. See Bytes size display in the manual for more details.

format=flowed space stuffing

Only the most observant will have noticed, but format=flowed space stuffing has been accidentally disabled in Mutt for several years. Commit 4959e8d4 reenabled this. It also changed Mutt to automatically unstuff/stuff around every message editing operation, as opposed to only after the first edit.
Internal Improvements

'''A lot of internal improvements happened during this development cycle too:'''

IMAP new mail checking was made more robust responding to new mail and reopen events.

The data structures used to hold all config variables and commands had some portability issues straightened out.

More work toward transitioning to dynamic string buffers took place. There is still more to do however...
"	enhancement	closed	normal	9.1	BOOK	SVN	medium	fixed		
