> This commit is authored by you but is missing your sign off. > Also, I did not give my sign-off on this patch (that can't be assumed, > it always has to be expressively given). I see, sorry. As this patch is a verbatim copy of the one you provided in the last message I thought it was not appropriate to put my name on it (as it does not contain any line created by me)... but now I know that in these cases the right thing to do is to squash into the commit being commented on and add a "Helped-by:" note. Right? I'll fix this in v9. Just to double check, please confirm this is what you want me to do: 1. Squash 5/5 into 3/5 2. Update the commit message to: 2.1 Explain that the description is also added to the output of `git help config` 2.2 Remove your name from "Signed-off-by:" 2.3 Keep you name in "Helped-by:" Thanks! PS: I must confess this whole process of sending patches to the git mailing list brings me back memories from "Asterix: The 12 Tasks" [1] :) :) :) [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHRGjfEQpy4