Angel de Vicente <angel.vicente.garr...@gmail.com> writes: > Hello, > > piggypbacking from the thread started by Julien Cubizolles... > > I have all my mail in nnml folders, but searching seems really broken > here. In a folder where I keep all my 2022 mails, if I do > > G G since:3d > > I get mails for the following dates: > > ,---- > | O (20-Jan-2022) ( 11k) > | O (02-Feb-2022) (1.1k) > | O (10-Mar-2022) ( 10k) > | OA (10-Mar-2022) ( 11k) > | O (10-Mar-2022) (0.6k) > | O (10-Mar-2022) ( 18k) > | O (11-Mar-2022) ( 17k) > | OA (12-Mar-2022) ( 18k) > | O (12-Mar-2022) (0.6k) > | O (12-Mar-2022) (1.7k) > | O (17-Mar-2022) (2.5k) > | O (17-Mar-2022) (3.0k) > | O (17-Mar-2022) (5.6k) > | O (24-Mar-2022) (9.6k) > | O (12-May-2022) ( 36k) > | O (04-Jun-2022) ( 11k) > | OA (29-Aug-2022) (5.1k) > | O (30-Aug-2022) (1.1k) > | O (30-Aug-2022) (3.0k) > `---- > > G G since:5d > > or > > G G since:1d > > return nothing. > > Any idea what could be going on in here?
Okay, same test for you! What does this return? (gnus-search-query-parse-date "3d") (gnus-search-parse-query "since:3d") You haven't said what search engine you're using, but if it's notmuch: (gnus-search-transform (make-instance 'gnus-search-notmuch) (gnus-search-parse-query "since:3d")) -> "date:1/27/2023.." And can you tell me what locale your machine is in? Does Julien's last patch fix the problem?
