git-send-email(1) on Linux
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Send a collection of patches as emails
Flags it lists
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--8bit-encoding -
--annotate -
--batch-size -
--bcc -
--cc -
--cc-cmd -
--cc-cover -
--chain-reply-to -
--compose -
--compose-encoding -
--confirm -
--dry-run -
--dump-aliases -
--envelope-sender -
--force -
--format-patch -
--from -
--header-cmd -
--identity -
--imap-sent-folder -
--in-reply-to -
--mailmap -
--no-bcc -
--no-cc -
--no-cc-cover -
--no-chain-reply-to -
--no-format-patch -
--no-header-cmd -
--no-identity -
--no-mailmap -
--no-outlook-id-fix -
--no-signed-off-by-cc -
--no-smtp-auth -
--no-suppress-from -
--no-thread -
--no-to -
--no-to-cover -
--no-use-imap-only -
--no-validate -
--no-xmailer -
--outlook-id-fix -
--quiet -
--relogin-delay -
--reply-to -
--sendmail-cmd -
--signed-off-by-cc -
--smtp-auth -
--smtp-debug -
--smtp-domain -
--smtp-encryption -
--smtp-pass -
--smtp-server -
--smtp-server-option -
--smtp-server-port -
--smtp-ssl -
--smtp-ssl-cert-path -
--smtp-ssl-client-cert -
--smtp-ssl-client-key -
--smtp-user -
--subject -
--suppress-cc -
--suppress-from -
--thread -
--to -
--to-cmd -
--to-cover -
--transfer-encoding -
--translate-aliases -
--use-imap-only -
--validate -
--xmailer