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@@ -4,6 +4,9 @@ title = "Applying patches with mutt(1)"
[taxonomies]
tags = ["git", "TIL"]
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+[extra]
+mentions = [9]
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When maintaining a project sooner or later there comes the time when you need to
@@ -49,7 +52,7 @@ current directory: With the thread still tagged, `;C` (`<tag-prefix>` followed
by `<copy-message>`) will save a copy of it under a given path. Now you can
apply the series by hitting `!` and running `git am -s <path>`. This works with
[`mbox_type`](https://neomutt.org/guide/reference#3-188-%C2%A0mbox_type) set to
-either `mbox` or `Maildir`.
+either `mbox` or `Maildir` (but see {{ ref(id=9) }}).
Of course there is no need to rely on the default bindings, especially if you
need to do this kind of thing very often. `mutt(1)` is easily customizable,