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Using Temporary Email Addresses with Git

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Is it possible to specify an alias for e-mail in git which is recorded with my username when I make a commit and then provide a conversion between that alias and my real email address when I push changes separately (or just connect my username to an email separately)? I foresee that my e-mail address will change when I change organizations and I would not like my past affiliations to reflect on my commits and in calculating the SHAs (just have a neutral alias all along instead).

posted Aug 29, 2013 by Amit Parthsarthi

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function qa_send_raw_email($charset, $fromemail, $fromname, $toemail, $toname, $subject, $body, $html, $smtp_active, $smtp_address, $smtp_port, $smtp_secure, $smtp_authenticate, $smtp_username, $smtp_password, $env=null)
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Excepted Output

<p><strong>Test Data for php mailer.</strong><br\><br\>Thanks Madhu </p>

Current Output

<p><strong>Tes!t Data for php mailer.</strong><br\><br\>Thank!s Madh!u <! /p>

Any pointers.

Thanks,

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EXAMPLE
mail(:to => user.email, :subject => "Hello World!", :from => "abc@gmail.com")

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