Add Help > Share gclo by email…. It drafts an invitation in the user's own email program: a subject and a short text that says what gclo is, where to download the latest release, how to install it (the installer, and Scoop for the command line), where the documentation is, and where to send feedback. The recipient is left empty, so the user only types an address and sends.
The text and the mailto: link are built in gclo.ViewModels, where they are tested; the shell only launches the link.
When no email program is set up, the invitation is copied to the clipboard and the app says so.
Nothing is sent by gclo itself, and nothing about the user or their repositories goes into the text.
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Add **Help > Share gclo by email…**. It drafts an invitation in the user's own email program: a subject and a short text that says what gclo is, where to download the latest release, how to install it (the installer, and Scoop for the command line), where the documentation is, and where to send feedback. The recipient is left empty, so the user only types an address and sends.
- The text and the `mailto:` link are built in `gclo.ViewModels`, where they are tested; the shell only launches the link.
- When no email program is set up, the invitation is copied to the clipboard and the app says so.
- Nothing is sent by gclo itself, and nothing about the user or their repositories goes into the text.
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Requested by the owner.
Add Help > Share gclo by email…. It drafts an invitation in the user's own email program: a subject and a short text that says what gclo is, where to download the latest release, how to install it (the installer, and Scoop for the command line), where the documentation is, and where to send feedback. The recipient is left empty, so the user only types an address and sends.
mailto:link are built ingclo.ViewModels, where they are tested; the shell only launches the link.