On Monday, April 24, 2017 12:29:32 PM PDT Jason Ekstrand wrote: > This seems like something that would be more appropriate to put on a > "getting started" page than autogen.sh. The very last thing I (as a user > of it) would expect autogen.sh to do is monkey with my git config; local or > otherwise.
Yeah, I don't really like this either. Emil is right that xserver does this - but actually to set the subject prefix to "PATCH xserver" rather than send-email's "to" field. So I guess there's some precedent. Still seems odd. You almost want a post-clone hook. But no such thing exists in git today, as far as I can tell...and generally you don't want it executing arbitrary code you just cloned from the internet without giving you an opportunity to read it first...so not sure if they'd add one...
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