The first thing to do is to make patcher aware of your “SuperProj” project. Put this in your .emacs file:
(setq patcher-projects
'(("SuperProj" "/home/me/superproj"
:to-address "superproj-devel@superproj.org"
:commit-privilege t
:themes (git))))
As you can imagine, patcher-projects is a user option in which
you store information about the projects you want to manage with
Patcher. It is actually a list of what's called project
descriptors. Here's the meaning of the only project descriptor we have
in the example above: we have a project named “SuperProj”, located in
/home/me/superproj and for which emails should be sent to
superproj-devel@superproj.org. In addition to that, this
project is handled by Git.
Note the particular syntax for specifying the mailing address. This is
what's called a project option. Contrary to the project's name and
directory, which are mandatory and always appear as the first and second
elements of a project descriptor, project options are optional and can
appear in any order. Note also that we have used a :themes option
for specifying the revision control system in use. A “theme” is a set
of options with particular values. Patcher happens to come with some
predefined themes, including one for Git.