Re: manual option --inline --no-attach override required for format.attach

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Brian Inglis <Brian.Inglis@xxxxxxx> writes:

> What did you do before the bug happened? (Steps to reproduce your issue)
> git format-patch --inline ... --to=linux-man@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

This is documented to use multipart/mixed attachement with
"Content-Disposition: inline".

> git format-patch --no-attach ... --to=linux-man@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

This should be the default, text/plain patch contained inline in the
message.

> git send-email ... --to=linux-man@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

It is unclera what ... hides on this command line, but if you sent
output from both of the above two format-patch invocations, then the
output from the first invocation of format-patch with --inline would
be MIME multipart messages, so it is understandable if the recipient
sees such messages.




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