User of commit once more...
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See commits in this ::Git https://workspaces.codeproject.com/kornfeldeliyahupeter/pashta_cpp/code/commits/master/1[^] The last 3 commits are seems to be from the right email (as my name displayed correctly) but there is no link like in 'right email' commit...
I'm not questioning your powers of observation; I'm merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is. (V)
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See commits in this ::Git https://workspaces.codeproject.com/kornfeldeliyahupeter/pashta_cpp/code/commits/master/1[^] The last 3 commits are seems to be from the right email (as my name displayed correctly) but there is no link like in 'right email' commit...
I'm not questioning your powers of observation; I'm merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is. (V)
Ah, private repo, that takes more efforts to inspect, had to get direct access to the filesystem ;) Anyway, it still seems that you are committing with the old email. It works like this: - each commit in git has attached few metadata values, among them are comitter email and committer name. - ::GitMachine checks committer email, if it is known to us, we display the link with user's avatar and the name registered in our system - if email is not known to us, we do display plain text using committer name taken from commit. In your repo: - 4th commit from the top displays avatar properly. It uses your gmail address, so our system displays the known information, ignoring the comitter username from commit. Interestingly, the username you used for this commit is wrong, because it is set to be equal to your email as well. - the top 3 commits are using the old email (.co.il), with properly configured user name (which is your name, not email), so we display it as we don't have anything better to display. The solution is to configure your git client correctly, to use the new email, and correct username. If you do 'git log' from console (not sure how that works in VS), you should see the exact values used for comitter name and emails. The values will already be visible after local git commit, you do not even push the code to us to see the problem.
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Ah, private repo, that takes more efforts to inspect, had to get direct access to the filesystem ;) Anyway, it still seems that you are committing with the old email. It works like this: - each commit in git has attached few metadata values, among them are comitter email and committer name. - ::GitMachine checks committer email, if it is known to us, we display the link with user's avatar and the name registered in our system - if email is not known to us, we do display plain text using committer name taken from commit. In your repo: - 4th commit from the top displays avatar properly. It uses your gmail address, so our system displays the known information, ignoring the comitter username from commit. Interestingly, the username you used for this commit is wrong, because it is set to be equal to your email as well. - the top 3 commits are using the old email (.co.il), with properly configured user name (which is your name, not email), so we display it as we don't have anything better to display. The solution is to configure your git client correctly, to use the new email, and correct username. If you do 'git log' from console (not sure how that works in VS), you should see the exact values used for comitter name and emails. The values will already be visible after local git commit, you do not even push the code to us to see the problem.
I have to check it as it on my home desktop (and now I'm in the office), but it can be that today I will kill VS :mad: Thank you :thumbsup:
I'm not questioning your powers of observation; I'm merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is. (V)
