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Autosave writes the draft to the Maildir drafts folder and stops, while
the Drafts view is a notmuch path: query, so a freshly saved draft was
invisible until notmuch new ran. saveDraftNow() now emits draftSaved, and
MainWindow connects it to a new NotmuchWorker::indexDraftFile() that
indexes the one file the way moveMessages() does, with the previous
revision removed so a rewrite leaves no ghost.
The send path unlinks a draft that was indexed while being composed, so
draftRemoved -> removeIndexedFile() drops its entry too.
Measured: notmuch_database_index_file assigns NO tags (unlike notmuch
new, which adds draft inbox unread), so no tag-stripping is needed and the
draft cannot leak into a tag:inbox view.
Item 158.
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A resumed draft kept m_signatureChosen false, so a From: change re-seeded
the signature and rewrote what the user had saved, inserting the new
account's where the saved block no longer matched a known file. The draft is
the user's deliberate prior state and must not follow a From: change, so the
draft branch marks it chosen.
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A From: change re-seeds the signature from the newly selected account, and
stops doing so the moment the user picks one from the switch. Re-seeding
unconditionally is the one behaviour that can silently discard a deliberate
choice made a moment earlier; this is the shape send_html already uses.
seededSignatureName() reads the combo rather than the context, which
records where the composer opened and does not follow a change to it.
Part of item 152.
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A QToolButton with a checkable menu at the right end of the editor bar,
where item 142 put the controls of the editor. Not registered in KeyMap:
parented to the composer like the formatting actions, so its scope is this
window.
The signature is applied through a QTextCursor rather than setPlainText(),
which destroys the undo stack, and the seeded one is cleared from that
stack for the reason the seeded quote already is: one Ctrl+Z must not wipe
content the user never typed.
A resumed draft seeds nothing. Its body already carries the signature it
was written with, and seeding again would put a second one on a message
written once.
Part of item 152.
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