So! Annoyed by the fact that git send-email doesn't display the branch name, I came up with this little hack: 1) Save the attached script as 'git-email-subject-prefix' somewhere in your path. (I have ~/bin in my path so I used that) 2) Add the following to your ~/.gitconfig (watch the quoting!): [alias] send = !git send-email --subject-prefix=\"$(git-email-subject-prefix)\" 3) Modify the config for your 'lorax' and 'anaconda' repos: git config sendemail.to anaconda-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx Then you use 'git send' instead of 'git send-email' and it automatically changes the subject prefix according to the settings in the script. The script checks the 'sendemail.to' setting to see which list it's sending to. You could modify that script for your workflow(s). The default settings are: 1) anaconda gets [PATCH branch] (or [PATCH] if master) 2) lorax gets [PATCH lorax/branch] 3) everything else gets the same as anaconda Hope that's helpful to someone, -w
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