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git-email-compose-email-function is the function used to compose an
email, defaults to mesage-mail.
git-email-send-email-function is the function used to send the
email, defaults to message-send-and-exit.
git-email-pre-compose-email-functions is a list of functions to
be executed before composing messages. This can be used to perform some
pre-processing on the patch-file.
git-email-post-compose-email-functions is a list of functions to
be executed after composing the messages. This can, for example, be
used to adjust the headers before sending the message.
git-email-headers is a list of headers to include in the message,
you probably should not touch this unless you really know what you are
doing.
git-email-get-files-functions is a list of functions to run to
get a list of patches to send. By default, there is support for
dired, ibuffer and vc-dir.
git-email-get-to-address-functions is a list of function to run
to get the “to” address for a message. The default function runs
git config --get sendemail.to to get the address, which
requires you to be in a git repository with the sendmail.to
configuration option set. If you want to interactively override the
sendemail.to setting, call git-email-send-email with a
prefix argument (C-u). If no function in
git-email-get-to-address-functions is successful, the “to”
header is left blank in the message.
git-email-support-branch-sendemail-to controls whether the
non-standard branch-specific sendemail-to value is heeded when
trying to determing the “to” address for a message.
git-email-get-extra-headers-functions is a list of functions to
run to get additional header lines that are to be included in the
message. The default function supports the sendemail.headerCmd
git configuration option.
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