I've been trying to figure out how to start Mutt in such a way that it's just like starting up an interactive Mutt and creating a new email, then copying the output of git request-pull into the body (to be able to edit it manually). git request-pull HEAD https://... | mutt -i- invalid@example.org doesn't work - It just exits with exit code 0 and no message at all, and I'm not even sure if anything was sent, because there's no copy of the email in the standard sent folder.
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I assume you want to edit the mail before it is sent? In that case piping is not going to work because
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