Multiple committers under same GitHub account aren't linked

[Midorusha]

I have multiple email addresses associated with my GitHub account. Once I completed signing, it only recognized my GitHub account and my primary email address. The two were coalesced under my GitHub name, but the other email address is still visible.

[KharitonOff]

Are you referring to PerfectlySoft/Perfect#85?
It seems that the email address "midorusha@github.com" of the committer cdavis is not assigned to any GitHub account. Could you check please if it's also added to the list of your emails?

[Midorusha]

Yes, I am referring to that commit. The cdavis email address is also
associated with the midorusha@github.com account.

On Mon, Jan 25, 2016 at 4:09 AM, Anton notifications@github.com wrote:

Are you referring to PerfectlySoft/Perfect#85
PerfectlySoft/Perfect#85?
It seems that the email address "midorusha@github.com" of the committer
cdavis is not assigned to any GitHub account. Could you check please if
it's also added to the list of your emails?

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[KharitonOff]

Just because you are writing "with the midoruscha@github.com account" I think that you have misunderstood my question. Please excuse me if I'm wrong. I just want to be clear that we are using the same terms :)
Your account Midorusha should have standard email address called "midorusha@users.noreply.github.com". That means if you use email address "midorusha@github.com" for your commits github doesn't associate it automatically with your Midorusha github account until you enter it in the list of your emails.
I see that github has recognized two other emails but not the mentioned one.

[Midorusha]

Ah I see the issue, midorusha@github.com was a mistake in the terminal. I was confusing cdavis with an email address and not a user name. Sorry about that.

Can I just change the commit author and cla-assitant will pick up any changes?

[KharitonOff]

No problem, I'm glad that we've sold this issue. Yes, changing the commit author should work fine.
CLA assistant needs only to be triggered via a webhook (e.g. you can add a new commit to the PR or you just wait until somebody opens a new PR or the repository owner clicks on the "Recheck PRs" in CLA assistant) in order to reflect it on the PR.