This repo is a collection of scripts and notes that help to automate the day-to-day running of the NeoMutt Project.

Two scripts to automate the building of NeoMutt.

It's important for new features to be well-documented. To help new users, each NeoMutt feature comes with a Chapter in the Manual, a sample muttrc and for Vim users a vim syntax file for config-file highlighting.

When making a release, these templates save time preparing the accompanying notes.

Make manual work semi-automatic.

• get_summary.sh </path/to/neomutt/repo> [<since ref>] [<to ref>]

  • Execute after merging branchces into master before neomutt release,
  • Prints summary of contributions to repository since last release (or <since ref> if specified) to HEAD (or <to ref> if specified).
  • Adds new contributors to neomutt.txt, so they will be present in mailmap files (mailmap files are created by generate.sh)
  • It's a good idea to revisit neomutt.txt diff after running the script.

• generate.sh

  • regenerates mailmap, mailmap-name-nick, mailmap-nick and credits

After a release, NeoMutt provides automatic updates for several distros. There's an update script and a git repo for each.

Various useful scripts. Warning: Don't use unless you know what you're doing.

A list of the minimum requirements to build NeoMutt.

These are copies of our Travis control files.

This script minimises a NeoMutt git repo. For those times that you just want to look at the code.

These files configure Universal Ctags to parse some of NeoMutt's pre-processor macros.

The ctags directory can be symlinked from your home dir as .ctags.d

A couple of tools for processing DocBook into HTML.