Comparing the Github and Gitlab pull request workflow to the Git built-in email workflow.
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Awesome! This goes to my list of readworthy git articles that I use when people ask me how to do things with git! ❤️
Is there any way to git-send-mail to Github/lab projects? Most stuff I interact with is on Github
Not as far as I know, unless you know the email of a maintainer you can send a patch to. The whole idea behind pull request model is to create proprietary lock in, so Github has little incentive to make using other channels convenient.
Thanks