Hi,
I've been wondering: git-am can pass -k to git-mailinfo, but not -b.
It's thus impossible to preserve a commitmsg starting with a bracketed
text.
Consider a commitmsg starting with '[ISSUE-1234] Fix breakage in XY.'
git format-patch produces:
...
Subject: [PATCH] [ISSUE-1234] Fix breakage in XY.
...
Applying this patch using git-am results in commit message starting
either with
Fix breakage...
or, using git-am -k, with
[PATCH] [ISSUE-1234] Fix...
However, there is no way to get the original commit message using
git-am's interface. Or am I missing something?
I'd supply a patch straight away, however, I can't think of a long
version of -b option to go well with -k/--keep. Any ideas?
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Jan Winkler <winkler@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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