On 20200803, Remco Rijnders wrote:
Note that I am not passing judgement on your need for this
functionality, but if it is an absolute requirement/deal breaker for
you, then mutt might not be the tool to use here.
I haven't been following this very deeply, but have two ideas.
One: My $date_format is "%Y%m%d" and I put that in the $index_format as "%d".
It's easy enough to see where the date changes.
Two: Fake it with a cron job which throws in dummy messages for the dates
desired, with fake headers to show dashes:
From: --------------------
Subject: -----------------
The cron job would fire off at midnight and either delete the old dummies and
create new ones, or adjust the existing dummies in place.
Both of these assume the sort order is by date.
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