On 12/12/06, Junio C Hamano <junkio@xxxxxxx> wrote:
"Catalin Marinas" <catalin.marinas@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> sets the "To:" header to "linux-kernel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx".
>
> The aliases are read from the [aliases] section in the gitconfig files
> ("git repo-config aliases.lkml" in this case). I just want to make
> sure than there isn't any other intended use for the [aliases] section
> in the config files.
[alias] is used to hold command-line alias, and it seems
slightly confusing to have two sections that mean something
quite different.
Didn't know about [alias]. It is indeed confusing to have [aliases] as well.
Perhaps
[mail "alias"]
lkml = linux-kernel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
The other option would be to teach stgit to parse alias files used by
mutt etc. as Eric mentioned in the other e-mail (and it doesn't look
difficult). The problem is that you would need to know how to generate
them manually if you use other e-mail clients or web-based services.
if we are going to have other mail-related configurations that
might turn out be handy. send-email would want smtp-server in
there, for example.
At a quick look, it seems that git-send-email already uses a
[sendemail] section. StGIT currently reads the smtpserver and
authentication information from the [stgit] section.
--
Catalin
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