Jonathan Nieder wrote: > I agree that it wouldn't be worth "git send-email" registering for its > own API key, mostly because registering for API keys with every email > provider would be a distraction from what git send-email tries to do. > > On the other hand, I would mind a perl library or a commandline tool > that git send-email calls having _its_ own API key. Ahem --- I *wouldn't* mind a perl library or commandline tool showing up that does this. Sorry for the confusion. > That would be > helpful to other programs that want to send email as well, and it > would help users who are not as patient as we are in trudging through > the multi-step process required. For example, it's nice that KMail, > Apple's Mail.app, and so on have their own API keys instead of every > user of those programs having to generate their own. There's a sendgmail tool in https://github.com/google/gmail-oauth2-tools. It requires generating your own API key but I suppose someone could package it up with an API key for their package if they wish to. Jonathan
