Provided by: mailscripts_0.18-1_all 

NAME
maildir-import-patch - import a git patch series into a maildir
SYNOPSIS
maildir-import-patch MAILDIR [git-format-patch(1) args]
DESCRIPTION
maildir-import-patch generates a patch series using git-format-patch(1), and then imports the series into a maildir as an e-mail thread, one message per patch. This is useful for providing inline feedback on a branch by e-mail, when the submitter did not use git-send-email(1).
EXAMPLE
Suppose that Bob uses git-request-pull(1) to ask you to review and merge his branch 'feature'. You add Bob's repository as a remote called 'bob', check out the bob/feature branch locally, look at the commits and run some tests. Now you'd like to provide inline feedback on Bob's changes, indicating which parts you think are ready to merge and which parts need more work. So you type % maildir-import-patch ~/Maildir/patches master..bob/feature Over in your MUA, you can then reply to each e-mail in the new thread generated by maildir-import-patch, providing line-by-line feedback on Bob's work.
SEE ALSO
notmuch-import-patch(1), git-format-patch(1), git-send-email(1)
AUTHOR
notmuch-import-patch was written by Sean Whitton <spwhitton@spwhitton.name>.