bug#37903: closed ([PATCH 0/2] gnu: profanity: Update to 0.7.1.)

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> Hello Tanguy,
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> > Sorry, I thought I had pull the latest master!
> > I also added something about the source URL in the commit message.
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> The patch applying issue seems to come from an encoding issue. Could you
> check the configuration of your mailer, or use git send-email instead?
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> You can convince yourself of the issue by trying to apply your patch,
> from your email, using git am command.
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> I also edited the commit message of the first patch to follow commit log
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> Thanks for your work :),
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> Mathieu
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