Hi, On Thu, Apr 10, 2025 at 11:48 AM Jérôme Pouiller <jerome.pouiller@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Hi everyone, > > "git send-email" started to complains my credentials were incorrect. If I run > git-send-email with --smtp-debug=1, I can see my smtp password is truncated. git-send-email is a Perl script, so it might not be too difficult to debug. > "git config --list" show the correct value. I am also able to properly use my > password with "--smtp-pass" > > My password is not insane: > - < 20 characters long > - just a mix of ascii printable characters (no unicode) > > My password contains characters like '#', '$', ... So I need to quote it. > However, I use special characters for while without issues and "git config > --list" returns the correct value. > > I have successfully used this command 5 weeks ago. Meanwhile: > - I think I have not changed my password > - I believe git-send-email has not been updated > - I believe none of my Perl packages has been updated > > So, I have to admit I have no idea from where the issue come. > > > [System Info] > git version: > git version 2.39.5 v2.39.5 is quite recent (May 2024) and it looks like there were send-email changes in it compared to v2.39.4, so it's possible that your machine was upgraded from v2.39.4 to v2.39.5 recently and that those changes broke send-email for you. Maybe you could try to downgrade to v2.39.4 or v2.39.0 just to check if send-email works better. Best, Christian.
