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diff --git a/.mrconfig.in b/.mrconfig.in
index cf2cd17e..269d259f 100644
--- a/.mrconfig.in
+++ b/.mrconfig.in
@@ -747,18 +747,18 @@ checkout = git clone demeterp:realloc realloc
skip = ! mine
[lib/nmbug-spw]
-checkout = nmbug-spw clone demeterp:nmbug-spw
-update = nmbug-spw pull
-push = nmbug-spw push
-sync = mr autoci; nmbug-spw pull && nmbug-spw push
+checkout = notmuch git clone demeterp:nmbug-spw
+update = notmuch git pull
+push = notmuch git push
+sync = mr autoci; notmuch git pull && notmuch git push
status =
- nmbug-spw status | grep -v "^U\s" || true
+ notmuch git status | grep -v "^U\s" || true
# `nmbug status` does not catch committed but unpushed changes
git --no-pager log --branches \
--not --remotes \
--simplify-by-decoration --decorate --oneline
-log = nmbug-spw log
-commit = nmbug-spw commit
+log = notmuch git log
+commit = notmuch git commit
# Should be safe to commit a small number of local changes. We're
# trying to avoid:
# - wiping out git because db contains no spw:: tags (`nmbug
@@ -766,13 +766,13 @@ commit = nmbug-spw commit
# - doing any committing when there are known remote changes.
#
# TODO (Script to) periodically drop old spw::killed tags from repo. This
-# should speed up nmbug-spw runs on athena. Might need to adjust autoci,
+# should speed up 'notmuch git' runs on athena. Might need to adjust autoci,
# however, as dropping the tags might mean there are less than 500 tags left,
# in which case the current check would not protect us from wiping out git
# when `nmbug checkout` is needed.
autoci =
- nmbug-spw status | perl -ne'/^[AD][ad]?\s/ and $i++ > 500 and exit 1' \
- && nmbug-spw commit
+ notmuch git status | perl -ne'/^[AD][ad]?\s/ and $i++ > 500 and exit 1' \
+ && notmuch git commit
skip = ! [ -e "$HOME/local/auth/fmailsyncpass" ]
# --- my personal documents. Override my global update command back