Hi. I found a bug. Steps to reproduce: - Create file /tmp/m with following text: === Subject: subj To: example@xxxxxxxxxxx text === - Send it using command "git send-email /tmp/m" You will see that git asks for "To". git says: "To whom should the emails be sent (if anyone)?" I don't like this. git should just use "To" from /tmp/m without asking. Seen with git 2.43.0. If I execute "git send-email --to-cmd='#' /tmp/m" or "git send-email --to-cmd=':' /tmp/m" or "git send-email --to-cmd='true' /tmp/m", then "To" is not asked. Same happens when I send one single patch without cover letter. Steps to reproduce: - Clone some repo - Make some (single) commit - Execute in the repo "git send-email --annotate HEAD^" - Editor will be spawned. Add header "To: example@xxxxxxxxxxx", then save and exit from the editor You will see the question "To whom should the emails be sent (if anyone)?", too. And again you can workaround using --to-cmd tricks. -- Askar Safin
