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Why are there users I don't know in my commit history on GitHub but not BitBucket? #22272
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I just migrated my repositories from BitBucket. They are all committed from various personal computers I’ve had over the years. As such, I often did not always have the same git credentials in the commits being I’m the only one to ever commit on these. So, it struck me as odd that there’s a random GitHub user on one of my projects listed as a contributor. Only GitHub thinks this, the same commit on BitBucket shows my name in the commit history. What’s going on? GitHub: https://github.com/ackmanx/photo-scripts/commits/master BitBucket: https://bitbucket.org/ackmanx/photo-scripts/commits/all |
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Most likely this is because one of your commits was under an email address that is associated with a different GitHub account. See the Support Protips article Why is my commit associated with the wrong person? for more information. Let us know if you have more questions. |
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Most likely this is because one of your commits was under an email address that is associated with a different GitHub account. See the Support Protips article Why is my commit associated with the wrong person? for more information.
Let us know if you have more questions.