mu:tldr:7e5dc
mu: Find messages to Alice with subject `jellyfish` containing the words `apples` or `oranges`.
$ mu find to:${alice} subject:${jellyfish} ${apples} OR ${oranges}
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The command mu find to:${alice} subject:${jellyfish} ${apples} OR ${oranges} is a search command using the "mu" command-line email client.
Here's what each part of the command means:
mu find: This indicates the start of the search command in the "mu" email client.to:${alice}: It specifies that the emails should be addressed to a recipient with the email address "alice".subject:${jellyfish}: It states that the emails should have the subject line containing the word "jellyfish".${apples}OR${oranges}: This is an "OR" operator that allows searching for emails that have either the word "apples" or "oranges" in any part of the email.
So, when you run this command, it will search for emails in your inbox that are addressed to "alice", have "jellyfish" in the subject line, and either contain "apples" or "oranges" in any part of the email.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.