Using "git am" from Gnus

Using "git am" from Gnus

[Stefan Monnier]

So, here I am, with a series of patches sent from Git, and I want to
apply them to some Git tree.

Has someone written a command to automate the process of saving the
email and then running "git am" on the result?

Ideally, I should be able to just select all the relevant email in the
*Summary* buffer, indicate where is the Git tree to which those patches
should be applied, and then let the command do its magic (which might
include re-ordering the emails).


        Stefan

Re: Using "git am" from Gnus

[Andreas Schwab]

Stefan Monnier <monnier@iro.umontreal.ca> writes:

> Ideally, I should be able to just select all the relevant email in the
> *Summary* buffer, indicate where is the Git tree to which those patches
> should be applied, and then let the command do its magic (which might
> include re-ordering the emails).

Process mark the mails in the right order (probably sorting by subject
first), pipe them to git am.

Andreas.

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