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Hi, I saved a message I was writing as local draft, but I couldn't find the copy afterwards on the filesystem. I also don't see an option to access local drafts in help/manual pages, or much information on them in general. Can somebody clarify where the local drafts are stored, and how to resume editing them?
If I remember well, the local draft is stored in your OS's temp directory. There is an open issue to improve draft management #476, I had no opportunity yet to develop it. The actual state of draft is not so pretty. The best you can do meanwhile is to use your remote draft, then use the message edit subcommand to take it back. See himalaya message edit --help.
Hi, I saved a message I was writing as local draft, but I couldn't find the copy afterwards on the filesystem. I also don't see an option to access local drafts in help/manual pages, or much information on them in general. Can somebody clarify where the local drafts are stored, and how to resume editing them?
himalaya --version
output:PS1 -- The message itself was not important, I don't mind it being lost in itself.
PS2 -- Himalaya is pretty cool, thanks.
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