It seems mu init stopped creating ~/.cache/mu/xapian itself at some point. I'm on the current master branch.
To Reproduce
I use this script to initialize mu on new machines or after schema updates:
#!/bin/sh
if [ ! -d ~/.mail/ ]; then
echo "There is no ~/.mail/ directory."
exit 128
fi
rm -rf ~/.cache/mu/
# FIXME: Why do I need to do this myself? I didn't have to do this last time I ran the script.
mkdir -p ~/.cache/mu/xapian
mu init --maildir ~/.mail --my-address=...
mu index
echo "Done!"
Environment
GNU/Linux with mu master (da02a954).
Checklist
[X] you are running either the latest 1.6.x release, or a 1.7.x development release (otherwise, please upgrade).
Well, actually a 1.9 dev release. I guess you need to update the template.
Describe the bug
It seems
mu init
stopped creating~/.cache/mu/xapian
itself at some point. I'm on the current master branch.To Reproduce
I use this script to initialize mu on new machines or after schema updates:
Environment GNU/Linux with mu master (da02a954).
Checklist