Hi folks, Just debugging one of my scripts and I found that git-interpret-trailers behaves surprisingly on trailer keys containing '.' characters: ❯❯ cat commit.txt my commit title My-Footer: foo ❯❯ git interpret-trailers --parse commit.txt My-Footer: foo ❯❯ cat commit2.txt my commit title My-Footer: foo My-6.11-Version: bar ❯❯ git interpret-trailers --parse commit.txt Basically, as soon as any trailer key contains a period (which in my case, it does because the trailer keys refer to versions of of software, i.e. "this commit was backported from the following Linux kernel commit which appeared in version 6.1"), it stops parsing the trailer block. My guess is that this is just that it doesn't allow periods in the trailer key, and once there's one line in the block that isn't a trailer, it no longer meets the requirements described in the man page. I can't find anything in the man page about why the period character should break this. Am I missing anything there? Cheers, Brendan ❯❯ git --version git version 2.49.0.472.ge94155a9ec-goog (IIUC that -goog in the version string is just noting that we have monitoring logic added to our internal Git built to spot people leaking IP, there's no actual feature customisation)
