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Patman patch manager
Patman is a command-line tool that automates the boring parts of preparing and sending patches by email, in the style used by the U-Boot and Linux kernel projects. It:
creates patches directly from a git branch;
cleans them up by removing unwanted tags and inserting a cover letter;
runs checkpatch.pl and the project’s checks before anything is sent;
looks up the maintainers to Cc, and emails the series out;
tracks series in a local database and integrates with Patchwork to gather review tags and follow up on comments.
Installation
Install the latest release from PyPI:
pip install patch-manager
Optional features are available as extras:
pip install patch-manager[review] # patch review using a Claude agent pip install patch-manager[gmail] # Gmail drafts of reviews and replies pip install patch-manager[all] # everything
The patman command is then on your path. It is also installed as patch-manager, which is the only name the Debian package provides, since Debian already has an unrelated patman command.
Quick start
From a git branch containing the commits you want to send:
patman # create, check and email the series patman -n # dry run: create and check, but do not send
See patman --full-help for the complete manual, or the documentation linked below.
Documentation
The documentation is on Read the Docs, at https://patman.readthedocs.io/ Start with the guide, which goes through using patman step by step with a real U-Boot series:
There is a short introduction, with a demo, at https://deinde.dev/patman/
Development
Run the test suite from a checkout:
pip install -r requirements.txt pip install -e . patman test
The suite is self-contained: a pinned checkpatch.pl and its helper files live in scripts/, and u_boot_pylib is installed from PyPI as u-boot-pylib, so no surrounding U-Boot source is required.
Build the documentation locally with:
pip install -r doc/requirements.txt make -C doc html
The rendered HTML is written to doc/_build/html.
License
GPL-2.0-or-later. See the LICENSE file for the full text.
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