On Mon, May 16 2022, Junio C Hamano wrote: > * ar/send-email-confirm-by-default (2022-04-22) 1 commit > - send-email: always confirm by default > > "git send-email" is changed so that by default it asks for > confirmation before sending each message out. > > Will discard. > > I wanted to like this, and had it in the version of Git I use > myself for daily work, but the prompting turned out to be somewhat > distracting. > > Thoughts? > source: <20220422083629.1404989-1-hi@xxxxxxxxx> I'd prefer for this to go in. As noted in my review I've been running with this setting for many years, and I don't think I'd trust myself to use git-send-email without it. But it's always hard to figure out what's the right UX trade-off in these cases, particularly for something like git-send-email which is a relatively advanced tool, and likely has a small-ish userbase that's used to the current defaults. But for those users setting the config to the current (and more foot-gun-y) will be easy, and I think making this friendlier to newcomers is worth it.
