> you have to install and configure one of a handful of clients that doesn't mangle the patches first.
git-am and git-send-email are used by some people. Submitting patches using those tools is just a matter of setting up the necessary parameters (email server and authentication information). But you can use any email client to participate in discussions about a patch series regardless of whether or not it mangles text (since review comments or further discussion obviously do not need to be applied to one's local copy of the code).
git-am and git-send-email are used by some people. Submitting patches using those tools is just a matter of setting up the necessary parameters (email server and authentication information). But you can use any email client to participate in discussions about a patch series regardless of whether or not it mangles text (since review comments or further discussion obviously do not need to be applied to one's local copy of the code).