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fix: remove Config::DeleteToTrash and Config::ConfiguredTrashFolder #7787
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It is a GMail-specific option that I'm going to delete in chatmail/core#7787
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See also #7648 (comment) for reasons. |
This prevents triggering clippy lint `needless_update`.
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Nice to get rid of stuff!
FTR, if you have a GMail account, (apart from just switching to a proper provider), this is what you can do:
In the settings in the "forwarding and POP/IMAP" category, change:
When a message is marked as deleted and expunged from the last visible IMAP folder:
Archive the message (default) Move the message to the Trash Immediately delete the message forever (change to this option)
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Agree that this should be removed. I can't even understand now why this code was added if it's possible to reconfigure the behavior in the Gmail web UI. Maybe because the user may have another MUA, but wants only Delta Chat messages being immediately deleted. Not important anymore anyway...
delete_to_trashis an option that was added for Gmail as Gmail archives the messages by defaultwhen they are deleted over IMAP:
#3957
(implemented in #3972).
Closes #6444.