Thanks Jamie, I just sent them using that method. As for the default branch name, I agree that using the default branch of the git-config and per-repo overrides would be preferrable, but I just changed the hardcoded fallback from "master" to "main" in case nothing else was found. I could probably do some legwork in the future to try and get it pulled from the actual git config as well...
Cheers! Derek ------original message------ From: Jamie Couture <jamie.cout...@gmail.com> Date: Sat, Jan 08, 2022 at 03:46:33PM MST
Hi Derek, Can you retry sending these using git send-email? Don't forget to add your sign-off to the commit log as well. https://git-scm.com/docs/git-send-email As for the default branch change, I suspect people may want this feature configurable based on their configuration. I'm thinking either derived from your git config file or granularly via an override in the repo-list configuration file. Ideally, obtain the default branch name from config of each repo. Thanks, On Sat, Jan 8, 2022 at 5:28 PM Derek Stevens <ni...@nilfm.cc> wrote:Hello CGit folk! I use cgit for my own git server and have made some minor modifications that might be of interest. The first is the trivial change to assume main as the default branch name, as this is the new standard in git. The second and more interesting is to add a <meta> attribute to make a repository go-gettable. Both patches are attached; Happy new year and happy hacking! Cheers, Derek
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