patch-hub
TUI for browsing and applying patches from kernel mailing lists
TLDR
Launch the patch browser
$ patch-hub
Launch with a specific mailing list$ patch-hub --mailing-list [linux-kernel]
SYNOPSIS
patch-hub [options]
DESCRIPTION
patch-hub is a terminal user interface that simplifies working with software patches sent through mailing lists in Linux-related development. It connects to lore.kernel.org to browse mailing lists, view patchsets with metadata such as author, title, version, and review trailers, apply patches to local kernel trees, bookmark patchsets, and reply with Reviewed-by tags.
PARAMETERS
--mailing-list list
Specify the mailing list to browse on startup.--page-size N
Number of patches to display per page.
INSTALL
sudo apt install patch
sudo dnf install patch
sudo pacman -S patch
sudo apk add patch
sudo zypper install patch
nix profile install nixpkgs#patch
CAVEATS
Requires b4 and git send-email to be installed for applying and replying to patches. Enhanced patch rendering is available with optional tools like bat, delta, or diff-so-fancy.
HISTORY
patch-hub was created by the kworkflow organization and is written in Rust.
SEE ALSO
git(1), git-send-email(1), mutt(1), patch(1)
