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[Richard Stallman]

I need this feature, too.  Could someone please set it up?
Alternatively we could use diffmon.

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   From: "Eli Zaretskii" <address@hidden>
   Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2001 22:20:38 +0200

   > Would people who commit changes to the Emacs CVS tree please make
   > sure they access the repository through /cvsroot/emacs, not through
   > /home/cvs?  As Jaime explains below, the latter defeats the email
   > notifications sent to the Emacs-commit mailing list.

When we are at it - I'd like (again) pop-up the issue of sending actual
diffs with the ChangeLog entry. It would be a real benefit for me,
really. I'm not always connected to the Internet and sometimes I'm long
journeys where I can only read my mail which was collected through the
day. And of course, patches have big "learn value", at least for me.

Do you think we can at least test that on e.g. address@hidden
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Pavel Janík

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