Sam James <[email protected]> writes: > I was going to make a comment on a recent commit > (bd649cca23f30646a3856b47cd1c7afd1aeb6db3) but found there was no mail > on the coreutils ML for me to reply to. > > Pádraig, WDYT about perhaps git-send-email'ing patches merged from > GitHub? I don't want to put work onto you though and I'm only an > occasional writer on the coreutils ML, so I already feel a little bad > asking.
It sounds like a good idea to me. I kind-of review the GitHub PRs as well, though not as much as Pádraig, but still prefer email. I was going to suggest automating it somehow, but I suppose there is no way to differentiate between normal patches and ones from GitHub. We could have all commits sent to the mailing list, e.g., like [email protected] [1]. However, I do like submitting non-trivial patches to the list for review before pushing. That would lead to the same patch being sent twice on-list, which would probably become annoying. Collin [1] https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-diffs/
