Jani Nikula
Jani Nikula
`git` and some other tools support user-defined subcommands by having `git-some-subcommand` in `PATH`. Running `git some-subcommand` runs the custom subcommand via `git` binary. I can't figure out how to make...
## Details I configured `.readthedocs.yaml` with: ``` build: tools: python: 3.11 ``` ## Expected Result Nothing unusual. ## Actual Result I got the error message: > Problem in your project's...
There could be fancy ways of doing this, but for starters ISO format YYYY-MM-DD start/end would be great, either end could be omitted to not limit that.
For example, http://patchwork.freedesktop.org/mid/[email protected] would redirect to http://patchwork.freedesktop.org/patch/60615/ similar to how http://mid.gmane.org/[email protected] works. The main requirement would be to have some base URL you could simply append a Message-ID to. And...
If I select a number of patches to act on, and change properties, the oldest-first date sort order that I selected is not preserved on the refreshed result page.
Maybe add some sugar to indicate it's the first patch subject instead of cover letter subject, but just have something more useful than "Series without cover letter".
It should be possible to edit a patch, and move to next, without going back to the result listing in between. Similar to prev/next links in bugzilla when you've entered...
Given a suitable parameter to do so, git pw mbox-patch should add the Link: tag pointing at the patchwork URL (with message-id) to the mbox. First, this is easier in...
It would be easier to integrate git pw mbox-patch as part of email flow if the MUA could identify the patch to apply by message-id (instead of having to do...
`http://patchwork.freedesktop.org/patch/msgid/` for patches redirects to `http://patchwork.freedesktop.org/patch/`. It would be useful to have `http://patchwork.freedesktop.org/patch/msgid/` for **cover letters** to redirect to the appropriate `http://patchwork.freedesktop.org/series/`.