For about a year my email in my commits was erik@e2thex.com instead of erik@e2thex.org.
So a few months a go I went and bought e2thex.com and set up the email and registered it with my drupal account. but none of those commits have been count to my account.
Is there something else i must do?
here are some examples
here is a list from the apps module
http://drupalcode.org/project/apps.git/search/286d849?s=e2thex;st=author
here is one individual one from that list
http://drupalcode.org/project/apps.git/patch/fb75c4a7683dfe14377b6bd0c54...
here is a list from openpublic
http://drupalcode.org/project/openpublic.git/search/refs/heads/7.x-1.x?s...
with one example
http://drupalcode.org/project/openpublic.git/patch/2c806ba2cfbd0b237312f...
I would love to get those credit to my user e2thex
Thanks for any help
P.S. I also have some commits with esummerfield@phase2technology.com which is also part of my profile
Comments
Comment #1
silverwing CreditAttribution: silverwing commentedis this working as expected now?
The docs for it begin here: http://drupal.org/node/1022156
Comment #2
e2thex CreditAttribution: e2thex commentedsilverwing,
I believe i have done everything as that document says too. And new commits are credited correctly.
on http://drupal.org/node/1018118 is says the following
It does not appear that this is happening. I the Aps module is the best example of where commit associated with the erik@e2thex.com address have not been associated with my account.
Comment #3
e2thex CreditAttribution: e2thex commentedCan some one please let me know what information is still needed?
Comment #4
codi CreditAttribution: codi commentedI'm also having an issue with previous commits not being attributed to my d.o user account after adding an alternate email address. Seems the second point in e2thex's comment is not actually happening.
For reference:
https://www.drupal.org/node/1617618
https://www.drupal.org/node/1350122
https://www.drupal.org/node/1482936
All seem to be related.
Is there anything that needs to be done on our end? Anything I can help out with code wise? Should we update http://drupal.org/node/1018118 to make it a bit more clear?
Comment #5
lizzjoyIs this issue still happening?
Comment #6
th_tushar CreditAttribution: th_tushar as a volunteer commentedClosing this due to lack of activity. Feel free to re-open this issue is necessary.
Comment #7
ricovandevin CreditAttribution: ricovandevin at Finlet for One Shoe commentedWhat is 'periodically'? Is there a time interval or is this done ad hoc? I've also added an additional email address after a set of commits of mine where marked as 'unattributed'. When should I expect them to be re-associated? Is it done every night? Once a month? Quarterly? It would be good to know for people experiencing this how long they should wait before opening an issue. :-)
Comment #8
mlhoque CreditAttribution: mlhoque at Sitback Solutions commentedI have the same issue with one of my projects. The email address used for the commits wasn't initially associated with my profile. But even after adding the email address to my profile, those commits are still marked as unattributed. It has been almost two months now.
Comment #9
apadernoI would expect that any additional email address is used to link the account used to commit code to the profile. At least, that is what I understood. Maybe we can get a confirm of what to expect from the Infrastructure Team.
Comment #10
drummricovandevin, mlhoque - I’ve mapped all commits with your confirmed email addresses to your accounts.
kiamlaluno - yes, emails are used to make this link. Double check that they have confirmed their email addresses on Drupal.org. This maps commits going forward. For previously-pushed commits, the infrastructure queue is the place to request those being mapped.
Comment #11
apaderno@drumm Thank you. Since I cannot see to which email address the commits are associated, that is the only verify I can do (and ask the users if they used a different email address that is not listed in their emails).
In the case of e2thex (the user who opened this issue), the email addresses (three) are all confirmed, but one was added later. For codi, both the email addresses are confirmed. Both the users say there are commits not associated with their account.
Comment #12
drumme2thex, codi - all your commits have been mapped now.
Emails used in Git commits are public, although we avoid showing those on HTML pages. Clone the Git repository and read
git log
.Comment #13
mlhoque CreditAttribution: mlhoque as a volunteer and at Sitback Solutions commentedThank you @drumm.