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Personally, I just feel more socially intimidated when sending email than opening a GitHub pull request. In an email I feel like there's more of an expectation
by comex 9y ago
Personally, I just feel more socially intimidated when sending email than opening a GitHub pull request. In an email I feel like there's more of an expectation of at least basic pleasantries, whereas on GitHub I feel like I can get away with writing a good, matter-of-fact commit message and just leaving that as the PR message. Of course, most people are not as inhibited as I am…
- kazinator 9y agoWould it help if there is a dedicated mail alias for patches? As in <project-patches@example.com>. Niceties are off-topic there by definition so you don't have to worry. Git writes e-mails out of commits: see the "git format-patch" command. You can practically send that straight to the mail command.