Use commit authors as committers, too #53
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I'm trying to use
kirby-autogit
on a Webfaction server. For some strange reason, commits issued bykirby-autogit
fail with Git's "Tell me who you are!" message, although my global git config containsuser.name
anduser.email
entries andphp
is run with the correct user.Since I couldn't figure out how to fix this situation and I can imagine that my environment is not the only one suffering from such issues, I figured it's probably easier to make
kirby-autogit
robust against the problem by using the author also as the committer.The committer name and email are provided using
-c user.name=%s
and-c user.email=%s
in front of thecommit
command and thus don't rely on any modifications of git config files.