Hi Jim,

> For the record, it'd help me test things like this if you
> were to post git format-patch output.

I prefer to send "git diff HEAD" output usually. But when there's a new file,
the indentation with a single '+' sign hampers the readability, therefore I
prefer to send them separately.

For using "git format-patch", I would also need to do a commit first, which is
contrary to the way I'm working. (I do commits when I'm pretty sure stuff is
complete, not when it's work-in-progress.)

Bruno

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