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| Use git send-email with Gmail Background: if you work on a project like the Linux kernel, rather than make a pull request you will need to submit your commits to a listserv for review. This entry details how to use git-send email with Gmail. Add the following to your .gitconfig file: Then on the web: Go to Google -> My Account -> Connected Apps & Sites -> Allow less secure apps -> Switch ON To create a patch set: Then send the patches to a listserv: To create and send updated version (version 2 in this example) of the patch: |
| Composing --from * Email From: --[no-]to * Email To: --[no-]cc * Email Cc: --[no-]bcc * Email Bcc: --subject * Email "Subject:" --in-reply-to * Email "In-Reply-To:" --[no-]xmailer * Add "X-Mailer:" header (default). --[no-]annotate * Review each patch that will be sent in an editor. --compose * Open an editor for introduction. --compose-encoding * Encoding to assume for introduction. --8bit-encoding * Encoding to assume 8bit mails if undeclared --transfer-encoding * Transfer encoding to use (quoted-printable, 8bit, base64) |
| Sending patches by mail Suppose you’ve got a lot of commit against a project (here ulogd2, official branch is git-svn) and that you wan to send your patchset to the Mailling list [email protected]. To do so, just open a shell at the root of the git directory and use: First command will create a serie of mail from patches in /tmp/ulogd2/ with statistic report and second will start your editor to compose an introduction mail to the patchset. To avoid awful threaded mail series, one can use : Syntax
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