> Looks like you've mixed up commit message (everything up from this > marker) and … >
Sorry about that! Since it’s been a while since I posted a git patch to a mailing list, I had to figure out what the canonical format for an e-mail with a patch was, such that I could have a more verbose description of the problem followed by the usual git commit message. In the Documentation directory of the mainline Linux kernel tree I thought this is what they were recommending: <message-body-start> You can put a longer, more verbose description of the problem and the patch here. This section is not picked up by the tools committers use to extract the patch out of the e-mail. - - - Original git commit message, more concise, which will be used as the commit message in git Signed-off-by: Reviewed-by: - - - diffstat diff - - git version <message-body-end> Is that not correct? Also couldn’t find the right command line options for any of the git helpers like format-patch or send-email to let it do the canonical formatting with the verbose description, so I edited the “git format-patch” generated file to conform with the above format. Thanks for fixing it up! - Bhavesh _______________________________________________ Xen-devel mailing list Xen-devel@lists.xen.org https://lists.xen.org/xen-devel
