Re: [PATCH 0/2] packfile URIs: support concurrent downloads
From: Taylor Blau <hidden>
Date: 2026-07-14 02:42:32
Subsystem:
the rest · Maintainer:
Linus Torvalds
On Mon, Jul 13, 2026 at 03:55:28PM -0700, Ted Nyman wrote:
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And "b4 am" seems to be having problem grabbing the patchset X-<.Sorry for the noise -- Mutt rewrote the original cover-letter Message-ID. The patches reference the corrected cover: https://lore.kernel.org/git/cover.1783982021.git.tnyman@openai.com/ (local) I confirmed that this retrieves both patches: b4 am cover.1783982021.git.tnyman@openai.com
This is a mistake on my end as I was porting over some of the scripts for sending patches to the mailing list to OpenAI's infrastructure. The short version of this e-mail is that the issue is fixed. But the longer version is funny (at least to me), so I figured I would share. As some background, my workflow for sending patches to the mailing list is to use a script called 'git mail' that effectively runs format-patch to build an *.mbox and then opens Mutt in that directory. I then review the patches one last time before sending, and then run a macro I have bound to 'B', which (effectively) runs <resend-message>. For reasons that I cannot quite recall, I chose this workflow many years ago when it would likely have been more appropriate to use `mutt -H`, which does *not* rewrite Message-ID headers when resending. To work around this, I wrote a patch that I applied to the version of Mutt I used both on my old work laptop as well as the Linux workstation where I did the majority of my work. The patch is fairly small, and is effectively:
--- 8< ---
diff --git a/postpone.c b/postpone.c
index f557976d..accbb4f6 100644
--- a/postpone.c
+++ b/postpone.c@@ -607,13 +607,9 @@ int mutt_prepare_template (FILE *fp, CONTEXT *ctx, HEADER *newhdr, HEADER *hdr, newhdr->content->length = hdr->content->length; mutt_parse_part (fp, newhdr->content); - /* If resending a message, don't keep message_id or mail_followup_to. - * Otherwise, we are resuming a postponed message, and want to keep those - * headers if they exist. - */ + /* If resending a message, don't keep mail_followup_to. */ if (resend) { - FREE (&newhdr->env->message_id); FREE (&newhdr->env->mail_followup_to); } --
2.26.0.106.g9fadedd637
--- >8 ---
(The Git version this patch was prepared with should give you some sense of how ancient this part of my workflow is ;-).) When looking at this yesterday after sending the 'no-ref-delta' patches to the list, I could not figure out quite why my Mutt client was rewriting Message-ID headers until I remembered the aforementioned patch. The fix is somewhat OpenAI-specific, and so not interesting to share with the list, but effectively relies on piping messages to 'mutt -H -' to send the message without dropping (and thus rewriting) the Message-ID header. (As an alternative, I could have continued to carry that patch to 'postpone.c', but in retrospect it seems gross^W unnecessary, so I ditched it.) Thanks, Taylor