Re: [PATCH] Documentation: git-tag '-m' implies '-a'

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From: Dirk Süsserott
Date: Tuesday, March 25, 2008 - 10:13 am

Jeff, thanks for the advice and the corrections, I'll act on it.
It was my first submission and I'm handicapped in the way that I'm
using Windows. So I just pasted the patch into my Thunderbird window.

The git-send-email program doesn't work properly with Windows.
Either the sendmail program isn't present (no shit sherlock ;-))
or the Net/SMTP.pm module isn't found. I'm currently writing
a wrapper to bypass that. When I manage to figure the problem,
I'll post a patch.

git-send-email for Windows doesn't accept the authorization
switches (--smtp-user, --smtp-pass) (despite the docs), so I've
either to patch it or use a wrapper that adds them.

Dirk


Jeff King schrieb:
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[PATCH] Documentation: git-tag '-m' implies '-a', Dirk Süsserott, (Mon Mar 24, 7:41 am)
[PATCH] Documentation: git-tag '-m' implies '-a', Jeff King, (Mon Mar 24, 12:43 pm)
Re: [PATCH] Documentation: git-tag '-m' implies '-a', Junio C Hamano, (Mon Mar 24, 1:07 pm)
Re: [PATCH] Documentation: git-tag '-m' implies '-a', Dirk Süsserott, (Tue Mar 25, 10:13 am)