jkeating mentioned these scripts might be useful, so I figured I'd share them with the list. Make changes locally, use 'git-format-patch origin' to generate a bunch of patches. And then use git-send-email to send them to the list. I like sending an intro message with all the patches as replies to that initial email. I also dislike the default behavior of git-send-email where you get the stair-step reply chain of patches. So I made these scripts: http://dcantrel.fedorapeople.org/git-msg-template No arguments. Creates a file called _msg in the current directory that is your intro email. Fill in the blanks (i.e., subject line and body). It attaches .signature and creates a sane email header. Run this script and edit _msg before you run: http://dcantrel.fedorapeople.org/git-throw-over-fence One argument, the destination email address. I run 'git-throw-over-fence anaconda-devel-list redhat com'. This script expects _msg to exist and then it runs git-format-patch origin for your changes. It runs git-send-email and uses --no-chain-replyto so you don't get that annoying stairstep effect. The scripts are stupid, but they might be useful to you. -- David Cantrell <dcantrell redhat com> Red Hat / Honolulu, HI
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