Environment variables can be queried using the syntax:

:setenv ?PATH

Config variables can be queried using the more natural syntax:

:set index_format?

Task

Change the setenv command to also allow a ? after the variable.

The commands are defined here:
https://github.com/neomutt/neomutt/blob/0b8bfbd56e076d36b6c3f281984d3de5d99a2cba/mutt_commands.c#L110

Homebrew tap is way out of date, goreleaser should be able to generate a new one. Not sure if it will help with launching Inbucket at boot.

When using default settings, users will experience fewer bugs. So when there are issues, resetting to the default can be a quick fix/workaround. And this can lead to better bug reports.

We did this in Tiki for http://doc.tiki.org/Site-configuration-preferences. I got used to it and miss it in other applications. Basically, it shows user which settings have been modified and lets them reset to

After the many changes made to lettre in the last few months, parts of the documentation are out of date or completely missing. This tries to track it

• Features (documented in lib.rs)
• Usage of AsyncStd1Transport for sendmail and file transport
• Usage of Tokio02Transport for sendmail, file and smtp transport (once it gets merged)

• Counter if panics in IMAP/SMTP endpoints
• Negotiated TLS version, both in clients (SMTP) and servers (SMTP, IMAP)
• ???