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diff --git a/src/types.h b/src/types.h index ee2627f..fb7901c 100644 --- a/src/types.h +++ b/src/types.h @@ -352,6 +352,15 @@ struct ComposeContext /// to make room. It is the message itself. QString body; + /// The Message-ID the resumed draft already has, empty for every other + /// kind. + /// + /// Item 165. Seeded into ComposeWindow::m_draftMessageId so a reopened + /// draft keeps the identity it was saved under instead of starting a + /// second one on its next autosave. Distinct from `inReplyTo`, which is + /// the ORIGINAL's id when the draft is a reply; this is the draft's own. + QString draftMessageId; + /// The draft file this composer OWNS, empty for every other kind. /// /// Seeded into ComposeWindow::m_draftPath so the next autosave REPLACES @@ -379,6 +388,24 @@ struct OutgoingMessage QString inReplyTo; QStringList references; + /// The Message-ID to build under, or empty to mint a fresh one. + /// + /// Item 165. A draft keeps ONE identity across its revisions, so an + /// autosave replaces the message it wrote last time instead of adding + /// another. Every save used to generate a new id, and mbsync uploads each + /// revision to the drafts folder before the next save removes the local + /// file, so the server ended up holding one message per revision: + /// measured as four for a single reply on the user's own mail. Deleting a + /// local file does not retract an uploaded one, which is why the local + /// cleanup, which is correct, could never fix this. + /// + /// **Empty on the SEND path, deliberately.** The sent copy is a different + /// item from the draft, at the user's own decision (item 165), and two + /// sent messages sharing an id would be far worse than two ids for one + /// draft. So this is opt-in: only ComposeWindow's autosave fills it, from + /// the id the previous build returned. + QString messageId; + /// Item 171. The forwarded original's HTML, already sanitised, appended to /// the HTML alternative below the user's own text. /// |