Allow clients of the bridge to set Content-Transfer-Encoding header #516
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…y set This should allow git send-email to apply the transfer encoding desired when using the bridge. Signed-off-by: Damien Zammit <damien@zamaudio.com>
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Nice one! I want to test on our conglomorates, and hopefully it will pipe up. Will also test the python, android and possibly iOS versions of Proton as well. Well done! |
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This should allow git send-email to apply the transfer encoding desired when using the bridge.
Therefore, when mailing patches to a mailing list from git send-email, proton-bridge should not mangle the actual mail patches when, for example, .gitconfig contains:
(I was not able to compile this change on old version of Debian to test because my Go is out of date)