Re: Issue: Mails sent twice if patch is mentioned twice while sending mail.
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- vireshk <viresh.kumar@st.com>
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- Aug 17, 2011, 09:16 UTC
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On 8/17/2011 2:22 PM, Ramkumar Ramachandra wrote:
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> Viresh kumar writes: >> git send-email --to=abc@xyz.com 0001-xyz.patch 0001-xyz.patch >> >> What should be the desired behavior of this command, Should we get >> mail only once or twice? > > I'd expect it to send out two emails. Why should 'git send-email' > check the supplied command-line arguments for duplicates? I can't > think of a usecase for it. It's a simple Perl script that mails out > the mbox files specified on the command-line. Could you tell us your > usecase? If it's a shell script that calls 'git send-email' with > duplicate arguments, I think you should fix the shell script, not 'git > send-email'. >
Hi Ram,
Actually i did this by mistake once and thought git send-email should have taken care of this. I may be wrong, but it was just an thought.
-- viresh