Before Sending - Patcher

There are circumstances in which Patcher will perform some checkings on your message when you send it, just before it is actually sent:

ChangeLogs insertion
In case of manual ChangeLog insertion (see ChangeLogs Appearance), Patcher can check that you have indeed inserted the ChangeLog entries before sending the message. This behavior is controlled by the :check-change-logs-insertion project option. A value of nil means never check (the message will be sent as-is). A value of t means check, and abort the sending if the ChangeLog entries are missing. A value of ask (the default) means ask for your opinion on this terrible matter.
Commit Operation
Patcher has a :commit-privilege project option; a Boolean specifying whether you're likely to commit your changes by yourself.
In case of commit privilege, Patcher can check that you have indeed committed your changes before sending the message. This behavior is controlled by the :check-commit user option. A value of nil means never check (the message will be sent as-is). A value of t means check, and abort the sending if the commit operation has not been performed. A value of ask (the default) means ask for your opinion on this rather unfortunate situation.

Two notes on these checkings:

For uninteresting technical reasons, Patcher does not currently (and will probably never) offer you an automatic ChangeLogs insertion or commit operation, at mail sending time, but just abort the sending process in some circumstances. That's not a big deal though.
For other uninteresting technical reasons, these checkings require a native knowledge of your mail user agent. Patcher does not currently support all mail user agents on earth (I'll add them on demand however). If that's the case, you will be warned and invited to send me a message. Also, you can send me one on April 21st: it's my birthday.