> PS: I need a git-send-email hint. How do you use it? > > I used it like this and the subject doesn't change. > > git-send-email -no-chain-reply-to \ > --compose --suppress-from \ > --smtp-server /usr/bin/msmtp \ > --to "[email protected]" \ > --cc "" 00*.patch > > >
I just use: git-send-email --to [email protected] --compose <patch directory|patch file> There's a good argument for adding --no-signed-off-by-cc, especially when you are borrowing patches from non-Moko trees where there may already be SOB's on the patch from non-Moko people. This can reduce noise quite a bit. And as a matter of taste, I prefer to that --chain-reply-to is used... at least with GMail, it makes it easier to see the individual patches -- they tend to get lost on the thread otherwise. The --smtp-server bits can be set up in your .gitconfig. /Jonas
