In case of an INBOX.Spam folder this will otherwise reparent INBOX
folders under the now toplevel Spam folder, or in other words break the
folder hierarchy.
Details
Details
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machniak - Commits
- R113:3f8e951a472a: Avoid reparenting special folders.
R113:914c3736231f: Avoid reparenting special folders.
R113:a360052d9916: Avoid reparenting special folders.
R113:c8c584b97bb3: Avoid reparenting special folders.
R113:a421c85b0407: Avoid reparenting special folders.
R113:8006e76a2ab6: Avoid reparenting special folders.
R113:577b8c20e034: Avoid reparenting special folders.
R113:b029e4bc56c2: Avoid unindenting special folders.
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Diff Detail
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- R113 roundcubemail
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All special folders are supposed to be displayed as top-level folders on top of the list. No matter they are in fact top-level folders or not.
This fix is for Settings > Folders, but the screenshot in the ticket shows an issue in Mail view too. So, this tells me that's not a proper fix.
If I set some sub-folder as a Spam folder on a system without the INBOX. prefix I got it as expected. So, this is somehow namespace prefix related. Anyway, I'd suggest to investigate rcube_imap::sort_folder_list().