@bobfrankston/rmfmail 1.1.93 → 1.1.94

package/.commitmsg

@@ -1,20 +1,8 @@
-Search: index full message bodies, not just the preview snippet
+Tabs: keep the strip visible with one tab so "+" is discoverable
 
-Body-text search only ever covered messages the user had opened. At sync
-time the FTS body_text was seeded with the short `preview` snippet; the
-full text was backfilled only when LocalStore.getMessage parsed a body
-on view — and even that backfill keyed on the legacy messages.folder_id
-column via a (account,folder,uid) lookup that could miss the row, so a
-word buried in an opened message's body still wasn't found (Bob:
-"mcdade" in a message body, search found nothing).
-
-Two fixes:
-- updateFtsBody(rowId, text) keys on the FTS rowid (= messages.id)
-  directly — no fragile folder lookup. store.ts passes envelope.id.
-- The IMAP sync path now indexes the full body into FTS right after
-  upsertMessage. extractPreview already parsed `source`, so the body
-  text is free — every synced message is body-searchable without the
-  user opening it first.
-
-Existing already-synced messages stay preview-only until re-synced
-(mailx -repair re-indexes them).
+The view-tab strip was hidden until a 2nd tab existed — but with it
+hidden there was no hint that tabs exist or that Ctrl+T creates one
+(Bob: "there needs to be some indicator that ^t creates a tab"). The
+strip now stays visible with a single tab, showing that tab plus the
+"+" button; its tooltip names the Ctrl+T shortcut. Hidden only before
+the very first tab is seeded.

package/client/app.bundle.js

@@ -5378,10 +5378,10 @@ function render() {
   const plus = document.createElement("button");
   plus.className = "view-tab-new";
   plus.textContent = "+";
-  plus.title = "New tab (All Inboxes)";
+  plus.title = "New tab (Ctrl+T)";
   plus.addEventListener("click", () => openTab({ kind: "unified" }, "All Inboxes", true));
   stripEl.appendChild(plus);
-  stripEl.hidden = tabs.length < 2;
+  stripEl.hidden = tabs.length < 1;
 }
 function initTabs(strip, apply) {
   stripEl = strip;