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From: Eric Wong <e@80x24.org>
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Subject: Re: [RFC] lei_xkw: eXternal KeyWord index
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Eric Wong <e@80x24.org> wrote:
> This will be yet another new, persistent on-disk format in the
> upcoming release.  It'll be used for storing per-message
> keywords (AKA flags).  They're not fleshed out at all with
> typical overview info; just OIDs, Message-IDs, and the keywords
> themselves.
> 
> It's not wired into lei/store, yet; but that's the plan.

Nope.  We will want to implement unreadThreads for JMAP
(RFC 8621), which means we'll need over.sqlite3.

We can instead index only Message-ID+References (and no
message body) info in ~/.local/share/lei/store instead.