Andreas Ericsson wrote:
I believe
(/^(Cc|From):[^<]+<([^>])+>.*$/)
would do the trick for your case. It would however fail when specifying a proper
--from address in the 'git commit --author="Foo Barson <foo@xxxxxxxxxx>"' style.
Even so, it would still be very picky about the layout. --suppress-from should
just compare the actual email addresses, not the names or any other characters.
Are you sure you need to specify --from for those patches though?
Yes. If I don't specify --from, then git-send-email will prompt me for the
From: address. I want git-send-email to be completely non-interactive.
Some of you might say at this point, "Why don't you just specify --from
"Timur Tabi <timur@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>"? I tried that, and it still doesn't
work.
That sounds extremely odd indeed. Could this have to do with character
conversion?
Actually, I figured out the problem is that I can't do this:
FROM='--from "Foo Barson <foo@xxxxxxxxxx>"'
git-send-email $FROM ...
I got all sorts of weird messages about unbalanced > or something. Instead, I
need to do this:
FROM="Foo Barson <foo@xxxxxxxxxx>"
git-send-email --from $FROM ...
This is probably a shell issue instead of a git-send-email issue, but it is
annoying.
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Timur Tabi
Linux Kernel Developer @ Freescale
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