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37. By David Bremner on 2015-09-26

Fix linking in emacsen-install script. The previous version can
break an emacs upgrade.

36. By David Bremner on 2015-06-27

Bug fix: "notmuch-tree does not mark messages as read", thanks to
Raúl Benencia (Closes: #789693).

35. By David Bremner on 2015-06-01

Bug fix: "FTBFS on arm64", thanks to Edmund Grimley Evans (Closes:
#787341).

34. By David Bremner on 2015-05-31

* New upstream release
  - new mimetype search prefix
  - improvements to emacs, vim, and mutt front-ends
  - undeprecate single message mboxes.
  - reduced noise on stderr from the library
  - improved API for notmuch_query_search_{messages, thread}

33. By David Bremner on 2014-10-25

* Rebuild for unstable.
* Translate T380-atomicity to use gdb/python
* Emacs 24.4 related bug fixes
* Simplify T360-symbol-hiding, port to ppc64el

32. By David Bremner on 2014-08-09

* Update build-deps to use emacs24 on buildd (Closes: #756085)
* Disable gdb atomicity test for arm64 as gdb is currently broken on
  the (unofficial) buildds
* Re-enable atomicity test on armhf; upstream fix seems to have
  worked.

31. By David Bremner on 2014-06-25

* New upstream bug fix release
  - Re-enable support for single-message mbox files
  - Fix for phrase indexing
  - Make tagging empty query in Emacs harmless

30. By David Bremner on 2014-05-08

Disable atomicity tests on armel.

29. By David Bremner on 2014-05-08

Disable atomicity tests on armhf. These should be re-enabled when
upstream relases a fix for this (in progress).

28. By David Bremner on 2014-05-06

* New upstream release. For detailed release notes see
  see /usr/share/doc/notmuch/NEWS.gz. Some highlights:
  - Changes/enhancements to searching for messages by filesystem
    location ('folder:' and 'path:' prefixes).
  - Saved searches in Emacs have also been enhanced to allow
    distinct search orders for each one.
  - Another enhancement to the Emacs interface is that replies to
    encrypted messages are now encrypted, reducing the risk of
    unintentional information disclosure.
  - The default dump output format has changed to the more robust
    'batch-tag' format.
  - The previously deprecated parsing of single message mboxes has
    been removed.