@bobfrankston/rmfmail 1.1.78 → 1.1.80

package/.commitmsg

@@ -1,7 +1,12 @@
-User dictionary: drop dead JSON-migration code, read cloud-first
+Fix: opening an attachment did nothing on desktop
 
-There were no pre-existing dictionaries to convert, so the legacy
-userdict.jsonc fallback in loadUserDict/saveUserDict is removed. loadUserDict
-is now async and reads the cloud userdict.csv first (so a fresh machine
-picks up prior words), falling back to the local cache. Service
-getUserDict/addUserDictWord/removeUserDictWord await accordingly.
+Clicking an attachment chip fired a programmatic <a download> click,
+which msger's WebView2 silently drops — so nothing happened and the
+failure was swallowed by a console-only catch.
+
+New service method openAttachment saves the attachment to
+~/.rmfmail/attachments/ and opens it with the OS default app (start /
+open / xdg-open), the same in-process pattern as openInWord. The viewer
+now calls it on desktop, keeps the native-bridge path for Android, and
+falls back to the blob download only for a real browser / --server
+mode. Failures now surface via an alert instead of vanishing.

package/client/android-bootstrap.bundle.js

@@ -6253,6 +6253,11 @@ ${bodyEncoded}`;
   async getAttachment(_accountId, _uid, _attachmentId, _folderId) {
     return this.notImpl("getAttachment");
   }
+  // Android opens attachments via the native bridge (_nativeBridge.openAttachment),
+  // not this service path — getAttachment + base64 hand-off covers it.
+  async openAttachment(_accountId, _uid, _attachmentId, _folderId) {
+    return this.notImpl("openAttachment");
+  }
   // Spam / abuse
   async markAsSpamMessages(_accountId, _uids) {
     return this.notImpl("markAsSpamMessages");
@@ -6383,6 +6388,9 @@ ${bodyEncoded}`;
   async addUserDictWord(_word) {
     return [];
   }
+  async addUserDictWords(_words) {
+    return [];
+  }
   async removeUserDictWord(_word) {
     return [];
   }