Mark Walters writes:
> Hi
>
> On Fri, 16 Sep 2016, Matt Armstrong wrote:
>> Tomi, thanks for your reply asking for some motivation behind this
>> patch. I can't reply directly to your message because, for some reason,
>> it doesn't appear in my
On Fri, Sep 16 2016, Matt Armstrong wrote:
> Tomi, thanks for your reply asking for some motivation behind this
> patch. I can't reply directly to your message because, for some reason,
> it doesn't appear in my mailbox (I discovered your message while reading
> the mail
Hi
On Fri, 16 Sep 2016, Matt Armstrong wrote:
> Tomi, thanks for your reply asking for some motivation behind this
> patch. I can't reply directly to your message because, for some reason,
> it doesn't appear in my mailbox (I discovered your message while reading
> the
Tomi, thanks for your reply asking for some motivation behind this
patch. I can't reply directly to your message because, for some reason,
it doesn't appear in my mailbox (I discovered your message while reading
the mail archive on notmuchmail.org).
The code dealing with this quoting issue was
On Wed, Sep 14 2016, Matt Armstrong wrote:
> Remove shell quoting from notmuch-show--build-buffer. The args list
> is ultimately passed to call-process, which passes them verbatim to
> the subprocess (typically, notmuch). The quoting, intended for a
> shell, is
Sorry, ignore this one.
id:1473834053-17591-1-git-send-email-marmstr...@google.com has some
typo fixes to the commit message.
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Remove shell quoting from notmuch-show--build-buffer. The args list
is ultimately passed to call-process, which passes them verbatim to
the subprocess (typically, notmuch). The quoting, intended for a
shell, is unnecessary and confusing.
This code originally appeared in
Remove shell quoting from notmuch-show--build-buffer. The args list
is ultimately passed to call-process, which passes them verbatim to
the subprocess (typically, notmuch). The quoting, intended for a
shell, are unnecessary and confusing.
This code originally appeared in