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Add co-authors of a pull request when squash-merging #9281
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It's a common standard for commit message trailers. Here's a list of trailers as a reference. |
And this is GitHub doing it. |
Interesting. We could add |
Agreed! I wanted to add this to the signing code but realised that it was out of scope. It does need us to consider if we're squashing if we're going to add the co authors of co authored commits we're squashing too. This means we will likely need to semi parse the commit message... |
Interesting. Maybe a two-step feature? |
This is partially fixed by #9393 - A more complete implementation would do the following:
I if we get both of those would mean that we might have better functionality than GH |
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Is it intended that this is always added, even If the email is the same as the actual committer email?
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Co-authored-by: Maverick920 basitx77@gmail.com |
Co-authored-by: Preetiraj3697 preetiraj122000@gmail.com |
Co-authored-by: ares9515 jamessilva1990410@gmail.com |
Currently, Gitea does not add any co-authors to the commit message if there was more than one author in a pull request and the pull request is squash-merged.
I would propose to append a message like the following to the commit message text box when merging:
This makes it easier to see with only a
git blame
later who participated code in that pull request.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: