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
Take note of the doubled commit-icon in the image-capture from the author's repository view. Git still knows who actually pushed the commite - eitehr via the SSH key used for the git@... URL, the credentials passed via the https://... URL or the API-token you used. So, you'll get this doubled icon when the author-tag doesn't match what's in the pusher's registered list of email addresses.
Also, (especially) if you're in a big org, you should probably be forcing commit-signing on your projects to help prevent attempts at game-playing.
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Take note of the doubled commit-icon in the image-capture from the author's repository view. Git still knows who actually pushed the commite - eitehr via the SSH key used for the
git@...URL, the credentials passed via thehttps://...URL or the API-token you used. So, you'll get this doubled icon when the author-tag doesn't match what's in the pusher's registered list of email addresses.Also, (especially) if you're in a big org, you should probably be forcing commit-signing on your projects to help prevent attempts at game-playing.