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I just remember now that I know some of my followers host their own Git repo and use emails for patches๐Ÿ˜…I'm so sorry! I understand the motivation, it's really inconvenient, but I salute the effort for owning your data and not support things you don't believe in
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On GitHub, you can add .patch to the end of a commit URL and it will give you a patch file. One common use I have for patch files is to apply a change across repositories without shared history. For example, setting up CI via .github for different projects in the same language.
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