~sircmpwn/sr.ht-docs

acf292e2c0bd52a0c909d3d146e5f41daa394f46 — Paco Esteban 3 years ago 70c57b2
mention rebase extension on email docs.
1 files changed, 6 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-)

M hg.sr.ht/email.md
M hg.sr.ht/email.md => hg.sr.ht/email.md +6 -4
@@ 128,9 128,10 @@ so you can optionally disable this feature in your config (you can always pass

You will likely receive replies to your email with feedback on your changes.
This is normal! Use tools like [`hg commit --amend`][hg-commit] and [`hg
rebase`][hg-rebase] to continue improving your patch set and iterating on
feedback. When you're ready to submit the next version of your patches, use `hg
email` normally, except:
rebase`][hg-rebase] (which, again, isn't accessible by default but is available
in the `rebase` extension which ships with Mercurial) to continue improving
your patch set and iterating on feedback. When you're ready to submit the next
version of your patches, use `hg email` normally, except:

- Add `--flag V2` to indicate that this is version 2 of your patch (or whatever
  number is appropriate).


@@ 147,7 148,8 @@ email` normally, except:
As you continue to work, you may want to pull from the upstream, and you almost
certainly don't want to create a merge commit when you have work in progress or
unmerged changes in your history. To this end, you should generally use `hg pull
--rebase` to fetch the latest changes from upstream.
--rebase` (this option is only available once the `rebase` extension is
installed) to fetch the latest changes from upstream.

## Extra tips