Daniel
(Daniel Lo Nigro)
March 29, 2021, 8:12pm
#1
Description
Regular folders are nested:
Folders under “archive” (eg. archived using Thunderbird) are not:
To Reproduce…
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create Archive/foo
folder
Look in sidebar in Mailspring
Expected Behavior
Folders should be nested under “Archive”
Screenshots
As above
Setup
OS and Version: Windows 10, 20H2
Installation Method: Windows installer
Mailspring Version: 1.8.0
Additional Context
N/A
paulatz
(Lorenzo Paulatto)
March 30, 2021, 12:21pm
#2
I’ve notice this problem, I think that folders only appear nested if the top-folder (in this case “Archive”) exists. I’m not sure which behaviour would be more reasonable if the top level does not exist.
Daniel
(Daniel Lo Nigro)
March 30, 2021, 6:55pm
#3
The top-level folder exists, and I see them properly nested in other email clients, for example Roundcube webmail:
And the “scanning messages” thing in Mailspring does show a top-level “Archive” folder:
I think Mailspring may be special-casing “Archive” as it appears in the list at the top rather than in the “Folders” list.
Daniel
(Daniel Lo Nigro)
May 12, 2021, 5:22am
#4
Some additional info: Nested folders under the first subfolders do appear nested:
It’s just the top-level Archive/2007
that doesn’t nest properly.