On Tuesday, July 20, 2010 15:21:30 François Revol wrote: > Le 20 juil. 2010 à 21:08, Mike Frysinger a écrit : > >> wrapped ? as in ? > > > > the bodies should be line wrapped to the correct length. all of yours > > are wrapping when you decide to start a new line. > > Ah, at 80 col you mean ? i think e-mail wraps lower at 78 > > git-format-patch is doing the correct thing. it needs to provide all the > > supplementary metadata so that it can be sucked back into another repo. > > formatting that info as an mbox is an advantage since it's already a well > > defined format. > > Hmm ok, well (but it's not a standard per see). it's standard when using git > > instead of "fighting the system" and ultimately doing it wrong, use the > > tools already provided since they are known to do it right. > > No, it does it how some people decided was right, but well. > I'll just have to git reset, fix, recommit and try to get git to send mails > instead of just using the native app for this and having it give me a > diff. when working with git trees, following the standard git behavior keeps everyone on the same page and flowing smoother. when people start trying to do their own thing, it slows down everyone else. this isnt a matter of taste, it's simply the way it works in reality. -mike
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