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The in:home narrow filter is used to filter messages that appear in the home view, i.e., messages that are not muted. Conversely, `-in:home` should filter messages that are not in the home view, i.e., muted messages. However, `-in:home` did not work as expected because this filter lacked negation support, unlike similar code paths. This commit adds negation support for the in:home filter. For more information, see: <https://chat.zulip.org/#narrow/channel/378-api-design/topic/mark.20muted-topic.20messages.20as.20read/near/1980534>. |
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README.md
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