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Rows in the rules sheet can match a mail, but do not need to specify actions. This is a different way of doing PR ranmocy#29, instead of adding a new InboxActionType we just decide to not worry about if a thread has any actions to do (as long as it matched a rule).
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Allow rules with no actions.
Rows in the rules sheet can match a mail, but do not need to specify actions.
@aaronj1335 and @ranmocy, This is just a different way of doing PR #29 instead of adding a new InboxActionType. #29 has been around for a couple years and has valid reasons for merging, so this is just giving an alternative in case it helps speed things along ;)
Previously, Gmail Automata would Throw error if an email matched a rule but did nothing. This was a little counter-intuitive, since Gmail Automata did not throw any errors about the rule when parsing it.
This PR includes a prerequisite PR #65 (Cleanup imports/linting, Refactor tests). The main commit to look at (which has the logic for "Allowing rules with no actions") is 9640012.