Add support for multi-file edits #2359
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Git send-email by default uses multi-file edit mode (sendemail.multiEdit) when more than one patch file requires editing an associated email message and/or cover-letters. Multi edit mode spawns one editor instance with multiple files in argument list. This behavior is supported by creating multiple splits for a running vim instance when `:G send-email` is called. When the user sets sendemail.multiEdit to false in the local or global config, if multiple files need editing then they are processed sequentially in a single split at a time. Closes tpope#2352
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Git send-email by default uses multi-file edit mode
(
sendemail.multiEdit) when more than one patch file requires editing anassociated email message and/or cover-letters. Multi edit mode spawns
one editor instance with multiple files in argument list. This behavior
is supported by creating multiple splits for a running vim instance when
:G send-emailis called. When the user sets sendemail.multiEdit tofalse in the local or global config, if multiple files need editing then
they are processed sequentially in a single split at a time.
Closes #2352