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Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

Unreleased

2.1.0 - 2026-08-16

Added

  • Added the pimdir storage backend, Himalaya over a local pimdir store: the SQLite index and content-addressed blobs the sync engine (Neverest) populates. pimdir.root points at the store directory, and for an account you already sync that single line is the whole configuration, reading it touching no network.

    The store is read as a possibly-partial cache. Envelopes are built from the stored meta without reading a single body, and a message whose body is not local still lists, reading as "body not fetched", the cue to sync, rather than failing. Writes are staged as replica mutations the next sync propagates: flag set, message add, copy, move and delete all go through the store's mutation seam rather than raw SQL, and an added message is content-hashed with the digest Neverest uses, so it deduplicates against a synced one.

    Staged writes are attributed to pimdir.source, auto-detected from a store synced as a single source and worth setting only to disambiguate one synced from two. A write against a store never synced as that source fails loudly instead of staging a change no sync would carry. Message ids are the store's short public ids, the same integer in every mailbox a message is filed in.

  • Added back the email and display-name account config fields, and the global display-name, dropped in v2 (#721).

    messages compose, messages reply and messages forward fill the From header from them when --from is not passed, so the address no longer has to be repeated on every invocation. An explicit --from still wins whole, and an account declaring neither composes without a From header as before. The name is handed to the MIME builder apart from the address, so one holding a comma, a quote or a non-ASCII character is encoded rather than mangled.

    Both keys are also read under the spellings himalaya-tui writes, from and from-name, and himalaya-tui now reads email and display-name in turn, one configuration file backing the two binaries either way. The wizard writes email when its prompt was answered with an address rather than a server URL or a folder path.

  • Added back the signature and signature-delim config fields, dropped in v2, at both the global and the account level.

    The composers append the signature when neither --signature nor --signature-file is passed, and signature-delim decides what introduces it, defaulting to the RFC 3676 §4.3 "-- \n" the composers used to hardcode. The delimiter is written verbatim, so one meant to stand on its own line carries its own trailing newline.

    signature is the signature alone. himalaya-tui, which reads the same two keys, expected the delimiter to be written inside the value and ignored signature-delim entirely; it now assembles the block the same way, so one value reads the same under both binaries.

  • Added in_reply_to to the shared envelope, the message(s) a message replies to (#734).

    It is a list, since RFC 5322 §3.6.4 spells the header 1*msg-id, and every id is stripped of its angle brackets exactly as message_id is, so a reply and its parent compare byte-for-byte whatever backend returned them. It rides the JSON output, takes no column in the listing table, and costs no backend an extra request. Microsoft Graph leaves it empty, In-Reply-To living in internetMessageHeaders, which a listing selection does not return.

  • Added the shared message delete <ids> command (alias del), following a trash-first policy.

    Messages are moved to the trash mailbox, unless they already are in it, in which case they are permanently removed. The trash mailbox is resolved from the backend role, then from the mailbox.alias.trash config entry, and failing that the command errors. IMAP needs UIDPLUS (RFC 4315) to expunge exactly the deleted UIDs; without it the messages are only flagged \Deleted and a later expunge reclaims them.

  • Added the maildir.keywords.dovecot and maildir.keywords.header account config fields, surfacing custom Maildir keywords.

    Custom (non-IANA) keywords such as NonJunk were invisible on Maildir: the six standard info-section letters became flags and everything else was dropped, so envelope list "flag NonJunk" matched nothing where the same search works on IMAP, JMAP and Microsoft Graph. Maildir has no single keyword convention, so which one a mailbox uses has to be named. maildir.keywords.dovecot = true resolves the lowercase slot letters through each mailbox's own dovecot-keywords file (dovecot, mbsync, OfflineIMAP), and maildir.keywords.header reads them from X-Keywords (comma-separated) or X-Label (space-separated, mutt and notmuch). Both default to off, leaving the flag set unchanged.

    Reading only, and lossy on write: no command can name a custom keyword, so flag set replaces the whole set and drops any keyword the message carried.

  • Added the imap.sasl-ir account config field, forcing the RFC 4959 SASL-IR initial response on or off for every SASL mechanism: true always inlines credentials with AUTHENTICATE, false waits for the server's continuation request, and leaving it unset follows the advertised SASL-IR capability as before.

    Coremail (NetEase 126.com and 163.com) advertises SASL-IR yet answers the inline form with BAD Request not ending with, leaving those accounts unable to authenticate at all (#729). They need imap.sasl-ir = false, and usually imap.id.auto = true as well since Coremail also rejects SELECT without a prior ID.

  • Added a --seen flag to message read, marking the message as seen while reading it. Without it the read stays non-mutating, the default since v2.

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

    A bare himalaya and any command needing an account still offer it when they find no configuration. That offer is now a hook rather than a gate: the command carries on afterwards either way, where it used to exit whatever you answered. Nothing prompts when stdin is not a terminal or --json is set.

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

  • Added the --help footer every Pimalaya binary shares, naming the bug tracker and the sponsoring page. It ends himalaya -h, himalaya --help and the generated himalaya.1 man page, and is not repeated under each subcommand.

Changed

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

    An email, a bare domain or a scheme:// server URL all run discovery, the URL scheme narrowing the results: imap and imaps to IMAP plus SMTP, an HTTP-family scheme to JMAP. A local folder path auto-detects Maildir against m2dir, prompting only when the directory is ambiguous. When nothing is discovered, the wizard stops and points at the documented sample configuration.

    The wizard no longer invents an SMTP host. When discovery finds IMAP but no submission endpoint, the account is IMAP-only and the user adds SMTP by hand, instead of guessing smtp.<domain> and failing its connection test.

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

    A minimal header block (Date, From, To, Cc, Subject) is followed by a per-part walk: one summary line per MIME part ([ID] <type>[ — <filename>] (<size>)) carrying that part's own Content-* headers, then the decoded contents of plain-text parts inlined. HTML and binary parts stay a summary, except an HTML-only mail, whose markup is printed rather than nothing readable. --raw and --json are unchanged.

  • Right-aligned the SIZE column of the envelope listing table, its header included, so sizes line up on their unit rather than on their first digit (#723).

  • Aligned the ID in message read, attachments list and attachments download on the MIME part's 1-based position, so message read shows the same id passed to attachments download. Attachment ids are therefore a sparse subset of the part positions (1 5 9) rather than a dense sequence.

  • The first-run offer now opens with a welcome banner on stderr explaining what Himalaya is, naming the configuration file it looked for and pointing at the documented sample, replacing the comment header that used to head the generated config. himalaya configure, asked for by name, skips it.

  • The wizard now writes the account to the configuration file rather than only printing it, and never rewrites what a human wrote.

    The path is no longer prompted: it is where -c or HIMALAYA_CONFIG pointed, or $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/himalaya/config.toml. A file that is not there is written whole, and one that is gets a plain text append, so comments, ordering and formatting survive. The generated account takes a free name, suffixed until it is, and claims default only when no other account does. When stdout is redirected or in JSON mode it still prints straight to stdout.

  • Bare himalaya --account <NAME> (an account but no subcommand) now shows the help instead of dropping into the account-creation wizard.

  • The wizard now offers only the IMAP authentication mechanisms the server supports, read from an unauthenticated CAPABILITY before prompting: the advertised SASL mechanisms, most preferred first and the legacy LOGIN command last.

    A server exposing no SASL AUTH and no LOGINDISABLED (a perdition-style proxy such as isae-supaero.fr) offers LOGIN alone, where the wizard previously defaulted to AUTHENTICATE PLAIN and failed. On any probe failure it falls back to the full mechanism list. SMTP keeps its discovery-advertised list, since it negotiates auth over EHLO.

  • The wizard's service discovery is now time-bounded, so a single unreachable endpoint (a firewalled port, a black-hole host) no longer stalls it for the operating-system connect timeout. Mechanisms still running at the deadline are abandoned and only what completed in time is offered.

  • The wizard now offers to reuse the IMAP credentials for SMTP, so they are entered once. On accept it prompts only the SMTP endpoint (host seeded from the IMAP host, encryption, port); on decline it runs the full SMTP prompts.

  • gmail messages get --header and gmail threads get --header now narrow the rendered headers under every format, not only --format metadata. Gmail honours its metadataHeaders parameter for the metadata format alone and returns every header otherwise, so the filter is applied to the response as well. Names match case-insensitively, repeated headers keep their order, and passing no --header still renders them all.

  • imap raw now sends a byte-verbatim batch of tagged commands.

    The command argument decodes literal \r / \n escapes into real CRLF, so a CRLF-separated batch (each command carrying its own tag) can be pipelined from the shell, e.g. himalaya imap raw 'a1 SELECT INBOX\r\na2 SEARCH ALL\r\n', and the reply is read until every command is acknowledged (possibly out of order). smtp raw gains the same escape decoding but stays a single command line, rejecting batched input since the exchange reads exactly one reply. Both accept the command via stdin.

Fixed

  • Fixed configure --json emitting a payload no schema described: json-schema <DIR> now writes himalaya-configure.json, like every other command returning data.

  • Fixed --from spelling out a display name producing a From: <Alice <alice@example.org>> no SMTP server accepts, the send failing with 501 5.1.7 Bad sender address syntax (#727).

    The value is now parsed as a mailbox, the name reaching the MIME builder apart from the address exactly as the configured display-name does. A bare address is unaffected, and one that parses to no address at all errors instead of composing a broken header.

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

    A blocking socket is not supposed to report EAGAIN, yet it surfaced on large mailboxes, the more readily the longer the exchange ran. The transport underneath every backend now retries a stream that reports it is not ready, for a minute before giving up and saying so. It also arms a socket read deadline at connect time, so a server that goes silent on an otherwise healthy connection ends the command instead of hanging forever.

  • Fixed lean cargo feature combinations failing to compile. Every combination now builds.

    The config schema no longer reaches for the io-imap, io-smtp and io-jmap ALPN defaults when those backends are disabled, and the cross-protocol commands are feature-gated by what they need: mailboxes, envelopes, flags, attachments and the storage message subcommands (add, copy, move, read, reply, forward) require a storage backend, while messages compose and messages send only need a send backend. A backend-less build drops the shared surface entirely. The attachments commands also reached the Gmail, Microsoft Graph and m2dir backends, previously IMAP, JMAP and Maildir only.

  • message read --raw --json no longer errors: the two combine, emitting the raw RFC 5322 bytes as a JSON { "message": "…" } string (lossily decoded) instead of bailing with "--raw and --json cannot be combined".

  • Fixed the Gmail and Microsoft Graph get commands wrapping their data in a message string under --json, which left the output unparseable and --header without visible effect (#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. Text output is unchanged, except that Gmail messages get and threads get print the headers they already fetched, and history list reports the affected message ids rather than per-record counts.

  • Fixed gmail drafts get --format raw discarding the raw message it had fetched and printing the draft summary instead. It now writes the RFC 5322 bytes, like gmail messages get --format raw.

Removed

  • Removed the assets/himalaya.desktop entry, and the Nix install line copying it into share/applications. Packagers installing it by hand should drop it too.

    Every functional line of it had stopped working: Exec=himalaya %U answers a mailto: link with unrecognized subcommand, its Compose action passes the same URL to message write, which takes no positional argument, and the x-scheme-handler/mailto and message/rfc822 types it claimed are not handled at all. Claiming the scheme was the harmful part, a desktop being free to route every mail link to a command that then errors out. mailto: handling belongs to a wrapper of your own, as MIGRATION.md describes.

2.0.0 - 2026-07-26

Added

  • Added Gmail REST API support: a [gmail] account backend behind the shared mail commands (--backend gmail), plus a protocol-specific gmail command exposing the full REST surface (profile, labels, messages, attachments, drafts, threads, history, settings). Authenticates with a single OAuth 2.0 bearer token (gmail.auth.token.raw / .command), the only authorization Gmail's REST API accepts.

  • Added Microsoft Graph REST API support: a [msgraph] account backend behind the shared mail commands (--backend msgraph), plus a protocol-specific msgraph command exposing the Graph mail surface (profile, mail-folder, message, attachment). Mirrors [gmail], authenticating with a single OAuth 2.0 bearer token.

  • Restored the RFC 2971 ID-after-auth quirk as imap.id.{auto, fields}, replacing the v1.2.0 imap.extensions.id.send-after-auth flag dropped during the v2 migration.

  • Brought the m2dir backend to CLI feature parity with maildir (messages, flags, envelopes). Mailbox rename and message copy / move still await io-m2dir support.

  • Added --save <MAILBOX> to messages send, mirroring the flag on messages compose / reply / forward.

  • Added --send to messages add (alias messages save), mirroring messages send --save.

  • Added raw passthrough commands imap raw <command> and smtp raw <command>.

  • The wizard now pre-fills mailbox.alias.* from the server, so a generated account has a working default mailbox (the inbox alias, which backs commands that omit -m/--mailbox) and known Sent/Drafts/Trash/… targets without hand-editing ids. JMAP reads the RFC 8621 mailbox roles live over the tested connection. Gmail and Microsoft Graph map their fixed system-label ids (INBOX, SENT, …) and well-known folder names (inbox, sentitems, …). IMAP pins the reserved INBOX only. The other special-use roles await LIST RETURN (SPECIAL-USE) support in io-imap (upstream imap-codec has none yet).

  • Added the json-schema <DIR> command, which writes one JSON Schema file per structured-output command (himalaya-<cmd>-<subcmd>.json) describing its --json payload, so downstream tooling can validate and type Himalaya's machine output. Only the schemas for compiled-in backends are emitted (#547).

  • The discovery wizard now falls back to the system DNS resolver (/etc/resolv.conf on unix, the network adapters on windows) before the Cloudflare default, making the resolution chain HIMALAYA_DNS_RESOLVER then system then 1.1.1.1. This avoids leaking the email domain to a third-party resolver and works around networks that block the default.

  • Added local socket-proxy support: imap.server / smtp.server now accept a unix:///path scheme to connect through a pre-authenticated session proxy such as sirup. No SASL is negotiated over the socket (the session arrives already authenticated), and a single-session proxy can back the storage backend without Himalaya opening a second connection (#264).

Changed

  • Flattened the imap command tree into top-level verbs mirroring the protocol's flat command list (select, create, append, store, fetch, …), replacing the former mailbox / envelope / message / flag subgroups.

  • Unified raw-message input across the messages, imap, maildir, jmap, msgraph and smtp send/add commands behind a single MessageArg (file path, inline raw, or piped stdin), and removed the legacy --file flag on messages add.

  • Split the merged Account out of every client wrapper: subcommands now receive account and client as sibling arguments instead of reaching through client.account.

  • Breaking: changed bare himalaya (no subcommand) to run the account wizard instead of listing the default account's envelopes. Himalaya is now a lower-level tool: envelope listing lives under its explicit commands, and the bare invocation is the natural entry point for setting up an account.

  • Changed the wizard to print the generated account as a ready-to-save TOML document on stdout instead of writing it to disk, mirroring ortie. Redirect it into your config file yourself (e.g. himalaya > ~/.config/himalaya/config.toml). It runs on bare himalaya and is still proposed when a command finds no config, while a config that exists but lacks the requested account is now a hard error rather than a wizard trigger.

    The account's connection is tested before the config is printed, so a bad credential or endpoint stops the wizard instead of yielding a config that cannot connect. The output is compact: only the [accounts.<name>] table stays a section header, every other table is flattened into dotted keys (imap.sasl.plain.username = …), and empty tables and defaulted values (starttls, alpn, id.auto) are dropped.

  • Reworked the wizard's account-setup flow. The discovery list now shows one entry per reachable service (IMAP + SMTP, JMAP, Gmail, Microsoft Graph), and the authentication method is chosen in a second, service-specific prompt: the SASL mechanism (PLAIN, LOGIN, SCRAM-SHA-256, OAUTHBEARER, …) for IMAP + SMTP, the HTTP scheme (Basic / Bearer) for JMAP. OAuth 2.0 is no longer a dead-end list entry: it folds into the "API token" credential prompt, which now offers the OS keyrings and the OAuth token brokers (Ortie, pizauth, oama) together, the brokers appearing only when the service advertises OAuth.

  • The wizard now tests IMAP and SMTP as it configures them: the IMAP connection is validated first, then it asks whether SMTP reuses the same credentials (the two may advertise different auth), re-running the SASL prompt for a distinct one, and tests SMTP last.

  • The wizard no longer prompts for an account name. It is derived from the input (the domain's first label, or the folder name). Rename it by editing the printed [accounts.<name>] table key.

Fixed

  • Fixed compilation error when the wizard feature was disabled (#634).

  • Fixed mailbox-alias resolution to apply across every shared messages subcommand (add, read, reply, forward, copy, move) and the --save flag on compose / reply / forward, so aliases like mailbox.alias.sent are honoured before the backend call.

  • Fixed swapped save/send success messages ("saved" printed after a pure send, "sent" after a pure save).

Removed

  • Removed the [message.composer.*] / [message.reader.*] config tables and the compose-with / reply-with / forward-with / mailto / read-with subcommands. Richer composition now chains standalone tools such as mml into messages send / add.

    The "stdout = MIME draft" contract was incompatible with composers spawning an interactive editor, whose UI inherited the parent's piped stdout.

  • Dropped HIMALAYA_CONFIG environment-variable support. -c/--config still accepts one or more :-separated paths.

  • Removed the account configure command (alias account edit) and its per-field edit wizard. Account setup now goes through the bare himalaya discovery wizard, leaving account list and account check for inspection.

1.2.0 - 2026-02-19

Added

  • Added --quiet flag (#545).
  • Added support for custom TLS certificate.
  • Added support for multiple config files via HIMALAYA_CONFIG=path1:path2:… (#612).
  • Added -d|--downloads-dir argument to attachment download command (#559).
  • Added View and View MIME post edit choices (#486).
  • Made message send and template send return id (#627).
  • Enabled shell expansion for email, IMAP and SMTP login fields, which allows usage of environment variables (#632).

Fixed

  • Bumped all deps, fixing rustls-platform-verifier compatibility version issue.
  • Fixed invalid fetch with NIL body encoding (#525).
  • Fixed freeze when sending large attachments (#593).
  • Fixed abusive warn logs from IMAP libs (#552).
  • Downgraded toml@0.8 due to regression (#611).

1.1.0 - 2025-01-11

Added

  • Added -y|--yes flag for folder purge and folder delete commands (#469).

Changed

  • Put back warn the default log level (#522).

    Since logs are sent to stderr, warnings can be easily discarded by prepending commands with RUST_LOG=off or by appending commands with 2>/dev/null.

  • Changed message.send.save-copy default to true (#536).

  • Changed default downloads directory. core#1

Fixed

  • Fixed permissions issues when using install.sh (#515).
  • Fixed de/serialization issues of backends' none variant (#523).
  • Fixed list envelopes out of bound error when empty result (#535).
  • Fixed macOS x86_64 builds (#538).

1.0.0 - 2024-12-09

The Himalaya CLI scope has changed. It does not include anymore the synchronization, nor the envelope watching. These scopes have moved to dedicated projects:

Due to the long time difference with the previous v1.0.0-beta.4 release, this changelog may be incomplete. The simplest way to upgrade is to reconfigure Himalaya CLI from scratch, using the wizard or the config.sample.toml.

Himalaya CLI will now try to adopt the conventional commits specification. Tools like git-cliff may help us generating more accurate changelogs in the future.

Added

  • Added message edit command to edit a message. To edit on place (replace a message), use --on-place.

  • Added account.list.table.preset global config option, accounts.<name>.folder.list.table.preset and accounts.<name>.envelope.list.table.preset account config options.

    These options customize the shape of tables, see examples at comfy_table::presets. Defaults to "|| |-||| ", which corresponds to comfy_table::presets::ASCII_MARKDOWN.

  • Added account.list.table.name-color config option to customize the color used for the accounts' NAME column (defaults to green).

  • Added account.list.table.backends-color config option to customize the color used for the folders' BACKENDS column (defaults to blue).

  • Added account.list.table.default-color config option to customize the color used for the folders' DEFAULT column (defaults to reset).

  • Added accounts.<name>.folder.list.table.name-color account config option to customize the color used for the folders' NAME column (defaults to blue).

  • Added accounts.<name>.folder.list.table.desc-color account config option to customize the color used for the folders' DESC column (defaults to green).

  • Added accounts.<name>.envelope.list.table.id-color account config option to customize the color used for the envelopes' ID column (defaults to red).

  • Added accounts.<name>.envelope.list.table.flags-color account config option to customize the color used for the envelopes' FLAGS column (defaults to reset).

  • Added accounts.<name>.envelope.list.table.subject-color account config option to customize the color used for the envelopes' SUBJECT column (defaults to green).

  • Added accounts.<name>.envelope.list.table.sender-color account config option to customize the color used for the envelopes' FROM column (defaults to blue).

  • Added accounts.<name>.envelope.list.table.date-color account config option to customize the color used for the envelopes' DATE column (defaults to dark_yellow).

  • Added accounts.<name>.envelope.list.table.unseen-char account config option to customize the char used for unseen envelopes (defaults to *).

  • Added accounts.<name>.envelope.list.table.replied-char account config option to customize the char used for replied envelopes (defaults to R).

  • Added accounts.<name>.envelope.list.table.flagged-char account config option to customize the char used for flagged envelopes (defaults to !).

  • Added accounts.<name>.envelope.list.table.attachment-char account config option to customize the char used for envelopes with at least one attachment (defaults to @).

Changed

  • Refactored the account configure command: this command stands now for creating or editing account configurations from the wizard. The command requires the wizard cargo feature.

  • Improved the account doctor command: it now checks the state of the config, and the new --fix argument allows you to configure keyring, OAuth 2.0 etc.

  • Improved long version --version (#496).

  • Improved error messages when missing cargo features. For example, if a TOML configuration uses the IMAP backend without the imap cargo features, the error missing "imap" feature is displayed ([#20]).(https://github.com/pimalaya/core/issues/20)

  • Normalized enum-based configurations, using the internally tagged representation type =. It should reduce issues due to misconfiguration, and improve othe error messages. Yet it is not perfect, se ([#802]).(https://github.com/toml-rs/toml/issues/802):

    • imap.*, maildir.* and notmuch.* moved to backend.*:

      # before
imap.host = "localhost"
imap.port = 143

# after
backend.type = "imap"
backend.host = "localhost"
backend.port = 143

    • smtp.* and sendmail.* moved to message.send.backend.*:

      # before
smtp.host = "localhost"
smtp.port = 25

# after
message.send.backend.type = "smtp"
message.send.backend.host = "localhost"
message.send.backend.port = 25

    • pgp.backend renamed pgp.type:

      # before
pgp.backend = "commands"
pgp.encrypt-cmd = "gpg --encrypt --quiet --armor <recipients>"

# after
pgp.type = "commands"
pgp.encrypt-cmd = "gpg --encrypt --quiet --armor <recipients>"

    • {imap,smtp}.auth moved as well:

      # before
imap.password.cmd = "pass show example"
smtp.oauth2.method = "xoauth2"

# after
backend.auth.type = "password"
backend.auth.cmd = "pass show example"
message.send.backend.auth.type = "oauth2"
message.send.backend.auth.method = "xoauth2"

  • Moved IMAP and SMTP encryption to encryption.type.

    This change prepares the config to accept different TLS providers with their options. The true and false variant have been removed as well:

    # before
backend.encryption = "none" # or false
backend.encryption = "start-tls"
message.send.backend.encryption = "tls" # or true

# after
backend.encryption.type = "none"
backend.encryption.type = "start-tls"
message.send.backend.encryption.type = "tls"

Fixed

  • Fixed pre-release archives issue (#492).
  • Fixed mailto parsing issue. core#10
  • Fixed Answered flag not set when replying to a message (#508).

Removed

  • Removed systemd service from assets/ folder, as Himalaya CLI scope does not include synchronization nor watching anymore.

1.0.0-beta.4 - 2024-04-16

Added

  • Added systemd service in assets/ folder.
  • Added configuration option message.delete.style that can be either folder (deleted messages are moved to the Trash folder, default style) or flag (deleted messages receive the Deleted flag).
  • Added --debug as an alias for RUST_LOG=debug.
  • Added --trace as an alias for RUST_LOG=trace and RUST_BACKTRACE=1.
  • Added notes about --debug and --trace when error occurs.

Changed

  • Added back the search feature: you can now give an optional filter and sort query at the end of the envelope list command. See envelope list --help or pimalaya.org for more detail on the search API.
  • Changed the envelope list folder argument due to the search query: it became a flag --folder|-f.
  • Made the global --config|-c option repeatable: the first option is considered the path to the main config, and successive options are considered partial override ([#184]).
  • Refactored error management: error should be more clear, colored and can now contain spantrace and backtrace.
  • Made --help content wrapping properly thanks to the clap cargo feature wrap_help.
  • Improved template {new,reply,forward} command JSON output: they return now a JSON object with 3 properties:
    • content: the content of the template
    • cursor.row: the row at which the cursor should be placed by the interface using the template
    • cursor.col: the column at which the cursor should be placed by the interface using the template

Fixed

  • Fixed watch IMAP envelopes when folder was empt ([#179]).
  • Prevented parsing of undefined config option ([#188]).
  • Fixed In-Reply-To header being skipped from mailto URL ([#194]).
  • Fixed error page out of bounds when filtering envelopes returned an empty resul ([#195]).

1.0.0-beta.3 - 2024-02-25

Added

  • Added account check-up command.
  • Added wizard warning about google password ([#41]).

Changed

  • Removed account configurations flatten level in order to improve diagnostic errors, due to a bug in clap. This means that accounts need to be prefixed by accounts: [my-account] becomes [accounts.my-account]. It also opens doors for interface-specific configurations.

  • Rolled back cargo feature additions from the previous release. It was a mistake: the amount of features was too big, the code (both CLI and lib) was too hard to maintain. Cargo features kept: imap, maildir, notmuch, smtp, sendmail, account-sync, account-discovery, pgp-gpg, pgp-commands and pgp-native.

  • Moved sync.strategy to folder.sync.filter.

  • Changed location of the synchronization data from $XDG_DATA_HOME/himalaya/<account-name> to $XDG_DATA_HOME/pimalaya/email/sync/<account-name>-cache.

  • Changed location of the synchronization cache from sync.dir to $XDG_CACHE_HOME/pimalaya/email/sync/<hash>/.

  • Replaced id mapping database SQLite by sled, a pure key-val store written in Rust to improve portability of the tool. Therefore, id aliases are reset.

  • Improved pre and post edit choices interactio ([#58]).

  • Improved account synchronization performances, making it 50% faster than mbsync and 370% faster than OfflineIMAP.

  • Changed envelope.watch.{event}.{hook}: hooks can now be cumulated. For example it is possible to send a system notification and execute a shell command when receiving a new envelope:

    envelope.watch.received.notify.summary = "New message from {sender}"
envelope.watch.received.notify.body = "{subject}"
envelope.watch.received.cmd = "echo {id} >> /tmp/new-email-counter"

Fixed

  • Fixed bug that was preventing watch placeholders to be replaced when using shell command hook.
  • Fixed watch IMAP envelopes issue preventing events to be triggered.
  • Fixed DNS account discovery priority issues.
  • Fixed SMTP messages not properly sent to all recipient ([#172]).
  • Fixed backend feature badly linked, leading to reply and forward message error ([#173]).

1.0.0-beta.2 - 2024-01-27

Added

  • Added cargo feature wizard, enabled by default.
  • Added one cargo feature per backend feature:
    • account including account-configure, account-list, account-sync and the account-subcmd
    • folder including folder-add, folder-list, folder-expunge, folder-purge, folder-delete and the folder-subcmd
    • envelope including envelope-list, envelope-watch, envelope-get and the envelope-subcmd
    • flag including flag-add, flag-set, flag-remove and the flag-subcmd
    • message including message-read, message-write, message-mailto, message-reply, message-forward, message-copy, message-move, message-delete, message-save, message-send and the message-subcmd
    • attachment including attachment-download and the attachment-subcmd
    • template including template-write, template-reply, template-forward, template-save, template-send and the template-subcmd
  • Added wizard capability to autodetect IMAP and SMTP configurations, based on the Thunderbird Autoconfiguration standard.
  • Added back Notmuch backend features.

Changed

  • Renamed folder create to folder add in order to better match types. An alias has been set up, so both create and add still work.

Fixed

  • Fixed default command: running himalaya without argument lists envelopes, as it used to be in previous versions.
  • Fixed bug when listing envelopes with backend = "imap", sync.enable = true and envelope.watch.backend = "imap" led to unwanted IMAP connection creation (which slowed down the listing).
  • Fixed builds related to enabled cargo features.

1.0.0-beta - 2024-01-01

Few major concepts changed:

  • The concept of Backend and Sender changed. The Sender does not exist anymore (it is now a backend feature). A Backend is now a set of features like add folders, list envelopes or send raw message. The backend of every single feature can be customized in the configuration file, which gives users more flexibility. Here the list of backend features that can be customized:
    • backend (required): the backend used by default by all backend features (maildir, imap or notmuch)
    • folder.add.backend: override the backend used for creating folders (maildir, imap or notmuch)
    • folder.list.backend: override the backend used for listing folders (maildir, imap or notmuch)
    • folder.expunge.backend: override the backend used for expunging folders (maildir, imap or notmuch)
    • folder.purge.backend: override the backend used for purging folders (maildir, imap or notmuch)
    • folder.delete.backend: override the backend used for deleting folders (maildir, imap or notmuch)
    • envelope.list.backend: override the backend used for listing envelopes (maildir, imap or notmuch)
    • envelope.get.backend: override the backend used for getting envelopes (maildir, imap or notmuch)
    • envelope.watch.backend: override the backend used for watching envelopes (maildir, imap or notmuch)
    • flag.add.backend: override the backend used for adding flags (maildir, imap or notmuch)
    • flag.set.backend: override the backend used for setting flags (maildir, imap or notmuch)
    • flag.remove.backend: override the backend used for removing flags (maildir, imap or notmuch)
    • message.send.backend (required): override the backend used for sending messages (sendmail or smtp)
    • message.read.backend: override the backend used for reading messages (maildir, imap or notmuch)
    • message.write.backend: override the backend used for adding flags (maildir, imap or notmuch)
    • message.copy.backend: override the backend used for copying messages (maildir, imap or notmuch)
    • message.move.backend: override the backend used for moving messages (maildir, imap or notmuch)
  • The CLI API changed: every command is now prefixed by its domain following the format himalaya <domain> <action>. List of domain available by running himalaya -h and list of actions for a domain by running himalaya <domain> -h.
  • TOML configuration file options use now the dot notation rather than the dash notation. For example, folder-listing-page-size became folder.list.page-size. See the changed section below for more details.

Added

  • Added cargo feature maildir (not plugged yet).
  • Added cargo feature sendmail (not plugged yet).
  • Added watch hooks envelope.watch.received (when a new envelope is received) and envelope.watch.any (for any other event related to envelopes). A watch hook can be:

    • A shell command: envelope.watch.any.cmd = "mbsync -a"

    • A system notification:

      • envelope.watch.received.notify.summary = "📬 New message from {sender}": customize the notification summary (title)
      • envelope.watch.received.notify.body = "{subject}": customize the notification body (content)

      Available placeholders: id, subject, sender, sender.name, sender.address, recipient, recipient.name, recipient.address.

  • Added watch support for Maildir backend features.

Changed

  • Renamed cargo feature imap-backend → imap.
  • Renamed cargo feature notmuch-backend → notmuch.
  • Renamed cargo feature smtp-sender → smtp.
  • Changed the goal of the config option backend: it is now the default backend used for all backend features. Valid backends: imap, maildir, notmuch.
  • Moved folder-aliases config option to folder.alias(es).
  • Moved folder-listing-page-size config option to folder.list.page-size.
  • Moved email-listing-page-size config option to envelope.list.page-size.
  • Moved email-listing-datetime-fmt config option to envelope.list.datetime-fmt.
  • Moved email-listing-datetime-local-tz config option to envelope.list.datetime-local-tz.
  • Moved email-reading-headers config option to message.read.headers.
  • Moved email-reading-format config option to message.read.format.
  • Moved email-writing-headers config option to message.write.headers.
  • Move email-sending-save-copy config option to message.send.save-copy.
  • Move email-hooks.pre-send config option to message.send.pre-hook.
  • Moved sync config option to sync.enable.
  • Moved sync-dir config option to sync.dir.
  • Moved sync-folders-strategy config option to sync.strategy.
  • Moved maildir-* config options to maildir.*.
  • Moved imap-* config options to imap.*.
  • Moved notmuch-* config options to notmuch.*.
  • Moved sendmail-* config options to sendmail.*.
  • Moved smtp-* config options to smtp.*.
  • Replaced options imap-ssl, imap-starttls and imap-insecure by imap.encryption:
    • imap.encryption = "tls" | true: use required encryption (SSL/TLS)
    • imap.encryption = "start-tls": use opportunistic encryption (StartTLS)
    • imap.encryption = "none" | false: do not use any encryption
  • Replaced options smtp-ssl, smtp-starttls and smtp-insecure by smtp.encryption:
    • smtp.encryption = "tls" | true: use required encryption (SSL/TLS)
    • smtp.encryption = "start-tls": use opportunistic encryption (StartTLS)
    • smtp.encryption = "none" | false: do not use any encryption

Removed

  • Disabled temporarily the notmuch backend because it needs to be refactored using the backend features system (it should be reimplemented soon).
  • Disabled temporarily the search and sort command because they need to be refactored, se ([#39]).
  • Removed the notify command (replaced by the new watch command).
  • Removed all global options except for display-name, signature, signature-delim and downloads-dir.

0.9.0 - 2023-08-28

Added

  • Added 3 new cargo features:
    • pgp-commands: enables the commands PGP backend (enabled by default, same behaviour as before)
    • pgp-gpg: enables the GPG backend (requires the gpgme lib on the system)
    • pgp-native: enables the native PGP backend
  • Added account configuration pgp to configure the way PGP operations are performed.

Changed

  • Moved email-writing-encrypt-cmdto pgp.encrypt-cmd.
  • Moved email-reading-decrypt-cmd to pgp-decrypt-cmd.
  • Moved email-writing-sign-cmd to pgp.sign-cmd.
  • Moved email-reading-verify-cmd to pgp.verify-cmd.

0.8.4 - 2023-07-18

Fixed

  • Fixed windows releases due to cargo deps typo.

0.8.3 - 2023-07-18

Fixed

  • Fixed windows releases due to coredump crate compilation error.
  • Fixed macos releases due to macos 12 System Integrity Protection.

0.8.2 - 2023-07-18

Changed

  • Made the code async using the tokio async runtime.
  • On Linux, made the kernel keyring the default one (the one based on keyutils).

Fixed

  • Fixed the way folder aliases are resolved. In some case, aliases were resolved CLI side and lib side, which led to alias error ([#95]).

0.8.1 - 2023-06-15

Added

  • Implemented OAuth 2.0 refresh token flow for IMAP and SMTP, which means that access tokens are now automatically refreshed and is transparent for users.
  • Added imap-oauth2-redirect-host and smtp-oauth2-redirect-host options to customize the redirect server host name (default: localhost).
  • Added imap-oauth2-redirect-port and smtp-oauth2-redirect-port options to customize the redirect server port (default: 9999).
  • Added email-listing-datetime-fmt to customize envelopes datetime format. See format spec here.
  • Added email-listing-local-datetime to transform envelopes datetime's timezone to the user's local one. For example, if the user's local is set to UTC, the envelope date 2023-06-15T09:00:00+02:00 becomes 2023-06-15T07:00:00-00:00.

Fixed

  • Fixed missing < and > around Message-ID and In-Reply-To headers.

0.8.0 - 2023-06-03

Added

  • Added keyring support, which means Himalaya can now use your system's global keyring to get/set sensitive data like passwords or tokens.
  • Added required IMAP option imap-auth and SMTP option smtp-auth. Possible values: passwd, oauth2.
  • Added OAuth 2.0 support for IMAP and SMTP.
  • Added passwords and OAuth 2.0 configuration via the wizard.
  • Added email-sending-save-copy option to control whenever a copy of any sent email should be saved in the sent folder defined in folder-aliases.
  • Imported id mapper from the lib, which means that the id mapping is now done by the CLI.
  • Added BackendConfig to AccountConfig::backend to match sender implementation.
  • Added support for pipeline commands, which means commands can be either a single command (string) or piped commands (list of strings). It applies for:
    • email-writing-verify-cmd
    • email-writing-decrypt-cmd
    • email-writing-sign-cmd
    • email-writing-encrypt-cmd

Changed

  • Changed release archive extensions from .tar.gz to .tgz.

  • Moved wizard module into domains (config, account, backend…).

  • [BREAKING] Changed the way secrets are managed. A secret is a sensitive data like passwords or tokens. There is 3 possible ways to declare a secret in the config file:

    • { raw = <secret> } for the raw secret as string (unsafe, not recommended),
    • { cmd = <secret-cmd> } for command that exposes the secret,
    • { keyring = <secret-entry> } for entry in your system's global keyring that contains the secret.

    This applies for:

    • imap-passwd
    • imap-oauth2-client-secret
    • imap-oauth2-access-token
    • imap-oauth2-refresh-token
    • smtp-passwd
    • smtp-oauth2-client-secret
    • smtp-oauth2-access-token
    • smtp-oauth2-refresh-token

Fixed

  • Fixed Windows releases corrupted archives.

Removed

  • [BREAKING] Removed -s|--sanitize option. It is done by default now, except if the -t|--mime-type html is set.
  • [BREAKING] Removed native-tls support, rustls-tls is now the only TLS provider available. Removed in consequence native-tls, rustls-tls and rustls-native-certs cargo features.

0.7.3 - 2023-05-01

Fixed

  • Fixed Windows releases (due to typo in the github action script).
  • Fixed unit tests.

0.7.2 - 2023-05-01

Added

  • Added create and delete folder command ([#54]).

  • Added generated completions and man pages to release ([#43]).

  • Added new account config option sync-folders-strategy which allows to choose a folders synchronization strateg ([#59]).:

    • sync-folders-strategy = "all": synchronize all existing folders for the current account
    • sync-folders-strategy.include = ["folder1", "folder2", …]: synchronize only the given folders for the current account
    • sync-folders-strategy.exclude = ["folder1", "folder2", …]: synchronizes all folders except the given ones for the current account

    Also added new account sync arguments that override the account config option:

    • -A|--all-folders: include all folders to the synchronization.
    • -F|--include-folder: include given folders to the synchronization. They can be repeated -F folder1 folder2 or -F folder1 -F folder2.
    • -x|--exclude-folder: exclude given folders from the synchronization. They can be repeated -x folder1 folder2 or -x folder1 -F folder2.

  • Added cargo features native-tls (default), rustls-tls and rustls-native-certs.

Changed

  • Made global options truly global, which means they can be used everywhere (not only before commands but also after ([#60]).
  • Replaced reply all -a argument with -A because it conflicted with the global option -a|--account.
  • Replaced himalaya-lib by pimalaya-email.
  • Renamed feature vendored to native-tls-vendored.
  • Removed the develop branch, all the development is now done on the master branch.

Fixed

  • Fixed config deserialization issue with email-hooks and email-reading-format.
  • Fixed flags case sensitivity.

0.7.1 - 2023-02-14

Added

  • Added command folders expunge that deletes all emails marked for deletion.

Changed

Fixed

  • Fixed broken links in README.md.

Removed

  • Removed the maildir-backend cargo feature, it is now included by default.
  • Removed issues section on GitHub, now issues need to be opened by sending an email at ~soywod/pimalaya@todo.sr.ht.

0.7.0 - 2023-02-08

Added

  • Added offline support with the account sync command to synchronize a backend to a local Maildir backend.
  • Added the flag --disable-cache to not use the local Maildir backend.
  • Added the email composer (from its own repository).
  • Added Musl builds to releases.
  • Added himalaya man command to generate man page.

Changed

  • Made commands read, attachments, flags, copy, move, delete accept multiple ids.
  • Flipped arguments ids and folder for commands copy and move in order the folder not to be considered as an id.

Fixed

  • Fixed missing folder aliases.

Removed

  • Removed the -a|--attachment argument from write, reply and forward commands. Instead you can attach documents directly from the template using the syntax <#part filename=/path/to/you/document.ext>.
  • Removed the -e|--encrypt flag from write, reply and forward commands. Instead you can encrypt and sign parts directly from the template using the syntax <#part type=text/plain encrypt=command sign=command>Hello!<#/part>.
  • Removed the -l|--log-level option, use instead the RUST_LOG environment variable (see the wiki)

0.6.1 - 2022-10-12

Added

  • Added -s|--sanitize flag for the read command.

Changed

  • Changed the behaviour of the -t|--mime-type argument of the read command. It is less strict now: if no part is found for the given MIME type, it will fallback to the other one. For example, giving -t html will show in priority HTML parts, but if none of them are found it will show plain parts instead (and vice versa).
  • Sanitization is not done by default when using the read command, the flag -s|--sanitize needs to be explicitly provided.

Fixed

  • Fixed empty text bodies when reading html part on plain text email.

0.6.0 - 2022-10-10

Changed

  • Separated the CLI from the lib module.

    The source code has been split into subrepositories:

    • The email logic has been extracted from the CLI and placed in a lib on SourceHut
    • The vim plugin is now in a dedicated repository on SourceHut as well
    • This repository only contains the CLI source code (it was not possible to move it to SourceHut because of cross platform builds)

  • [BREAKING] Renamed -m|--mailbox to -f|--folder

  • [BREAKING] Refactored config system.

    The configuration has been rethought in order to be more intuitive and structured. Here are the breaking changes for the global config:

    • name becomes display-name and is not mandatory anymore
    • signature-delimiter becomes signature-delim
    • default-page-size has been moved to folder-listing-page-size and email-listing-page-size
    • notify-cmd, notify-query and watch-cmds have been removed from the global config (available in account config only)
    • folder-aliases has been added to the global config (previously known as mailboxes from the account config)
    • email-reading-headers, email-reading-format, email-reading-decrypt-cmd, email-writing-encrypt-cmd and email-hooks have been added

    The account config inherits the same breaking changes from the global config, plus:

    • imap-* requires backend = "imap"
    • maildir-* requires backend = "maildir"
    • notmuch-* requires backend = "notmuch"
    • smtp-* requires sender = "smtp"
    • sendmail-* requires sender = "sendmail"
    • pgp-encrypt-cmd becomes email-writing-encrypt-cmd
    • pgp-decrypt-cmd becomes email-reading-decrypt-cmd
    • mailboxes becomes folder-aliases
    • hooks becomes email-hooks
    • maildir-dir becomes maildir-root-dir
    • notmuch-database-dir becomes notmuch-db-path

0.5.10 - 2022-03-20

Fixed

  • Fixed flag commands.
  • Fixed Windows build.

0.5.9 - 2022-03-12

Added

  • SMTP pre-send hook
  • Customize headers to show at the top of a read message

Changed

  • Improve attachments command

Fixed

  • In-Reply-To not set properly when replying to a message
  • Cc missing or invalid when replying to a message
  • Notmuch backend hangs
  • Maildir e2e tests
  • JSON API for listings

0.5.8 - 2022-03-04

Added

  • Flowed format support
  • List accounts command
  • One cargo feature per backend

Changed

  • Vim doc about mailbox pickers

Fixed

  • Some emojis break the table layout
  • Bad sender and date in reply and forward template

0.5.7 - 2022-03-01

Added

  • Notmuch support

Fixed

  • Build failure due to imap version
  • No tilde expansion in maildir-dir
  • Unknown command SORT

Changed

  • [BREAKING] Replace inbox-folder, sent-folder and draft-folder by a generic hashmap mailboxes
  • Display short envelopes id for maildir and notmuch backends

0.5.6 - 2022-02-22

Added

  • Sort command
  • Maildir support

Fixed

  • Suffix to downloaded attachments with same name

0.5.5 - 2022-02-08

Added

Fixed

  • Multiple recipients issue
  • Cannot parse address

0.5.4 - 2022-02-05

Fixed

  • Add attachments with save and send commands
  • Invalid sequence set

0.5.3 - 2022-02-03

Added

  • Activate rust-imap logs when trace mode is enabled
  • Set up cargo deployment

0.5.2 - 2022-02-02

Fixed

  • Blur in list msg screenshot
  • Make inbox, sent and drafts folders customizable
  • Vim plugin get focused msg id
  • Nix run issue
  • Range not displayed when fetch fails
  • Blank lines and spaces in text/plain parts
  • Watch command
  • Mailbox telescope.nvim preview

Removed

  • The wiki git submodule

0.5.1 - 2021-10-24

Added

  • Disable color feature
  • --max-width|-w argument to restrict listing table width

Fixed

  • Error when receiving notification from notify command

Changed

  • Remove error when empty subject
  • Vim plugin does not render anymore the msg by itself, it uses the one available from the CLI

0.5.0 - 2021-10-10

Added

  • Mailto support
  • Remove previous signature when replying/forwarding a message
  • Config option signature-delimiter to customize the signature delimiter (default to -- \n)
  • Expand tilde and env vars for downloads-dir and signature

Changed

  • [BREAKING] Folder structure, message management, JSON API and Vim plugin
  • Pagination for list and search cmd starts from 1 instead of 0
  • Errors management with anyhow

Fixed

  • Panic on flags command
  • Make more use of serde
  • Write message vim plugin
  • Invalid encoding when sending message
  • Pagination reset current account
  • New/reply/forward from Vim plugin since Tpl refactor

0.4.0 - 2021-06-03

Added

  • Add ability to change account in with the Vim plugin
  • Add possibility to make Himalaya default email app

Changed

  • [BREAKING] Short version of reply --all arg is now -A to avoid conflicts with --attachment|-a
  • Template management

Fixed

  • \Seen flag when moving a message
  • Attachments arg for reply and forward commands
  • Vim doc

Removed

  • Content-Type from templates

0.3.2 - 2021-05-08

Added

  • Mailbox attributes
  • Wiki entry about new messages counter
  • Copy/move/delete a message in vim

Changed

  • Get signature from file
  • [BREAKING] Split idle command into two commands:
    • notify: Runs notify-cmd when a new message arrives to the server
    • watch: Runs watch-cmds when any change occurs on the server

Removed

  • .exe extension from release binaries

0.3.1 - 2021-05-04

Added

  • Send message via stdin

Fixed

  • Table with subject containing \r, \n or \t
  • Overflow panic when shrink column
  • Vim plugin empty mailbox message

0.3.0 - 2021-04-28

Fixed

  • IDLE mode after network interruption
  • Output redirected to stderr
  • Refactor table system
  • Editon file format on Linux
  • Show email address when name not available

Removed

  • --log-level|-l arg (replaced by default RUST_LOG env var from env_logger)

0.2.7 - 2021-04-24

Added

  • Default page size to config
  • Custom config path
  • Setting idle-hook-cmds

Changed

  • Plain logger with env_logger
  • Refresh email list on load buffer

Fixed

  • Improve config compatibility on Windows
  • Vim table containing emoji

0.2.6 - 2021-04-17

Added

  • Insecure TLS option
  • Completion subcommands
  • Vim flags to enable telescope preview and to choose picker

Changed

  • Make install.sh POSIX compliant

Fixed

  • SMTP port
  • Save msg upon error
  • Answered flag not set
  • Panic when downloads-dir does not exist
  • Idle mode incorrect new message notification

0.2.5 - 2021-04-12

Fixed

  • Expunge mbox after move and delete cmd
  • JSON output

0.2.4 - 2021-04-09

Added

  • Wiki entry for Gmail users
  • Info logs for copy/move/delete cmd + silent mode
  • --raw arg for read cmd

Changed

  • Refactor output system + log levels

0.2.3 - 2021-04-08

Added

  • Telescope support

Fixed

  • Unicode chars breaks the view
  • Copy/move incomplete (missing parts)

0.2.2 - 2021-04-04

Added

  • w alias for write cmd

Fixed

  • attachments cmd logs
  • Page size arg search cmd

0.2.1 - 2021-04-04

Added

  • IDLE support
  • Improve choice after editing msg
  • Flags management
  • Copy feature
  • Move feature
  • Delete feature
  • Signature support
  • Add attachment(s) to a message (CLI)

Changed

  • Errors management with error_chain

Fixed

  • Missing FLAGS column in messages table
  • Subtract with overflow if next page empty

0.2.0 - 2021-03-10

Added

  • STARTTLS support
  • Flags

Changed

  • JSON support

0.1.0 - 2021-01-17

Added

  • Parse TOML config
  • Populate Config struct from TOML
  • Set up IMAP connection
  • List new emails
  • Set up CLI arg parser
  • List mailboxes command
  • Text and HTML previews
  • Set up SMTP connection
  • Write new email
  • Write new email
  • Reply, reply all and forward
  • Download attachments
  • Merge Email with Msg
  • List command with pagination
  • Icon in table when attachment is present
  • Multi-account
  • Password from command
  • Set up README