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ISSUES

Last week 3 issues were created.
Of these, 2 issues have been closed and 1 issues are still open.

OPEN ISSUES

💚 #169 Run git diff --check before submitting changes, by Denton-L

CLOSED ISSUES

❤️ #168 Improve block quote formatting, by webstech
❤️ #165 Support alternate config dir for GitGitGadget, by webstech

NOISY ISSUE

🔈 #169 Run git diff --check before submitting changes, by Denton-L
It received 4 comments.

PULL REQUESTS

Last week, 5 pull requests were created, updated or merged.

UPDATED PULL REQUEST

Last week, 1 pull request was updated.
💛 #163 Fix Cc: footer handling, by SyntevoAlex

MERGED PULL REQUEST

Last week, 4 pull requests were merged.
💜 #168 Improve block quote formatting, by webstech
💜 #165 Support alternate config dir for GitGitGadget, by webstech
💜 #164 Switch from public-inbox.org to lore.kernel.org, by dscho
💜 #156 Replace the confusing --work-dir option by two options (that actually work), by dscho

COMMITS

Last week there were 8 commits.
🛠️ Merge pull request #168 from webstech/block-quote Improve block quote formatting by dscho
🛠️ Improve block quote formatting The fromString function from "html-to-text" does "lazy" quoting with only a leading > for the quote. This makes cover letters that include quoting hard to read. This change adds a blockquote formatter that will put > at the start of each line of the quote. Quoting inside of quotes will only add a >. Not perfect but better than relying on mail formatters to handle lazy quoting. Signed-off-by: Chris. Webster chris@webstech.net by webstech
🛠️ Merge pull request #156 from dscho/git-git-workdir Replace the confusing --work-dir option by two options (that actually work) by dscho
🛠️ misc-helper: replace --work-dir by two separate options First of all, this fixes the bug where passing --work-dir to the script does exactly nothing at all. Further, the option name was outright confusing: GitGitGadget accesses two worktrees, the git.git clone (needed to interact with the commits and the notes stored at https://github.com/gitgitgadget/git) and the GitGitGadget worktree that is expected to contain a Git config with further information (and it also contains the res/WELCOME.md message we show new users). The confusion was pointed out by Chris Webster in https://github.com/gitgitgadget/gitgitgadget/pull/148#discussion_r348305615 Let's replace the --work-dir option by two options: --git-work-dir: This points to the git.git working directory to work with (it can actually be a bare clone, it does not require a worktree at all). --gitgitgadget-work-dri: This option points to the worktree to use for the CIHelper: it contains the res/WELCOME.md file we show to prospective GitGitGadget users, and it also contains the Git config where we store settings such as the SMTP configuration for sending the patch series to the Git mailing list. Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin johannes.schindelin@gmx.de by dscho
🛠️ ci-helper: clarify attribute name The gggConfig attribute does not, in fact, point to the config, but to a directory where to look for the Git config containing the GitGitGadget-related settings. Let's reflect that by renaming the attribute so that it says "Dir". Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin johannes.schindelin@gmx.de by dscho
🛠️ Merge pull request #165 from webstech/alternate-config Support alternate config dir for GitGitGadget by dscho
🛠️ Support alternate config dir for GitGitGadget Positioning change for tests which need to provide a separate config to GitGitGadget.get(). Currently, the current directory is passed. This will remain the default but user testing should not need to update the local repo config. This change will allow tests to provide an alternate location of the config which GitGitGadget uses to obtain SMTP information. Signed-off-by: Chris. Webster chris@webstech.net by webstech
🛠️ Merge pull request #164 from dscho/mail-archive Switch from public-inbox.org to lore.kernel.org by dscho

CONTRIBUTORS

Last week there were 2 contributors.
👤 dscho
👤 webstech

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