Been using UNIX since the late 80s; Linux since the mid-90s; virtualization since the early 2000s and spent the past few years working in the cloud space.
Location
Alexandria, VA, USA
Education
B.S. Psychology from Pennsylvania State University
I use one account but associate work and private emails – and signing-keys – to the account. If a project wants commits with "their" email address (or signing-key), I configure my git client to do The Right Thing™ ...I think I even posted an article to dev.to +a year or so ago) about how to set it up my client so it's painless (projects in my local repos' "work" and "personal" directory trees use the correct commit info).
I mean, my employer is a consulting company. We service many distinct customers. That makes it necessary for me to need to contribute to their projects in a way that requires distinct attribution. But, I didn't want a bajillion profiles, so, the multiple emails and keys option was how to make it all manageable (and let me keep a consolidated activity dashboard and not have to configure/manage multiple, 2FA-enabled accounts).
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I use one account but associate work and private emails – and signing-keys – to the account. If a project wants commits with "their" email address (or signing-key), I configure my git client to do The Right Thing™ ...I think I even posted an article to dev.to +a year or so ago) about how to set it up my client so it's painless (projects in my local repos' "work" and "personal" directory trees use the correct commit info).
I mean, my employer is a consulting company. We service many distinct customers. That makes it necessary for me to need to contribute to their projects in a way that requires distinct attribution. But, I didn't want a bajillion profiles, so, the multiple emails and keys option was how to make it all manageable (and let me keep a consolidated activity dashboard and not have to configure/manage multiple, 2FA-enabled accounts).