I have the same probleme and manage to reproduce it with the code below,
reply to test 1, your realname is global realname, then, reply to test 3,
your realname is set-realname-1.
you can also reply to test 2 then test 1, realname will be
set-realname-2 in both cases.
dir=$(mktemp -d) || exit $?
mkdir -p $dir/maildir/{tmp,cur,new}
for i in 1 2 3
do
cat << EOF > $dir/maildir/cur/$i:2,S
From: your friend <a...@way.tld>
To: received-realname-$i <$...@home.tld>
Subject: test $i
test $i
EOF
done
cat << EOF > $dir/muttrc
set realname="global realname"
alternates '(1...@home.tld|3...@home.tld)'
reply-hook . 'set realname="default realname"'
reply-hook "~t 1...@home.tld" 'set realname = "set-realname-1"'
reply-hook "~t 2...@home.tld" 'set realname = "set-realname-2"'
set reverse_name = yes
set reverse_realname = no
# useless but much confortable
set folder = $dir/
set spoolfile = "=maildir"
# below is not important but much comfortable
set abort_nosubject = no
set abort_unmodified = no
set postpone = no
set include = yes
set fast_reply = yes
EOF
mutt -n -F $dir/muttrc
rm -rf $dir
cheers,
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