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By accident, I pushed a commit with a real email address which should be kept private. It is the last, non-drupal.org email-identified commit (b57e38833a25eca8f9dfa531f96aa9bdd495cc8c) of the git.drupal.org:project/tagged_systemqueue.git repo. I've tried force push after deleting releases, switching branches and all sorts of things, but no avail, since it had a published release :(
I need the email address to be the drupal.org provided, private email and user. Sorry for the inconvenience due to my mistake.
TIA.
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Comment #2
amonteroComment #3
apadernoI don't see any email in the log. I just see there is amontero-referup shown as author of a commit, but that is not an email address, nor would it be possible to guess what the email address is.
Comment #4
apadernoComment #5
amonteroYou're right, indeed. But, it is visible when you clone the repo :(
TIA.
Comment #6
amonteroBump.
Comment #7
apadernoComment #8
drummPlease push a commit to the
7.x-1.x-save
branch so the code matches7.x-1.x
.Comment #9
amonteroDone.
Comment #10
drummI moved the
7.x-1.x
branch to match7.x-1.x-save
.The
7.x-1.x-save
branch can now be deleted.Comment #11
amonteroConfirming it's fixed. Thank you very much, guys.