How are redmine users tied to git submissions?

Added by Robert Decker over 15 years ago

I've tried to find this answer doing google searches and cruising around this sight but haven't been able to find an answer yet.

All of my git submissions are showing up under the user 'Redmine Admin' rather than my own user.

Here's what a typical git submission looks like:

[decker@ssd]ems/git/sms 592 % git show
commit ceea509ed4427555ed63c31d05cfe3769c7b770c
Author: Robert A. Decker <decker@robdecker.com>
Date:   Wed Sep 2 21:04:17 2009 +0200

    testing...

diff --git a/deploy-dev.sh b/deploy-dev.sh
index 1fc8830..580a696 100755
--- a/deploy-dev.sh
+++ b/deploy-dev.sh
@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 #!/bin/bash

+
 frameworknames=( SMSJars SMSFoundation SMSModel )
 appnames=( SCS SMSApp SMSReceiver SMSTester )

As you can see, the Author is 'decker@robdecker.com'

When I look at this submission in Redmine, it comes across as added by 'Redmine Admin'.

The Redmine Admin email is 'rob@robdecker.com'

The correct user is myself, with the email 'decker@robdecker.com'

When I first set up redmine there was a short period of time of a few hours where the user 'Redmine Admin' did have the email 'decker@robdecker.com', but that only lasted a short while and hasn't been that way for a few days.

How can I get my git submissions tied to the correct redmine user?

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RE: How are redmine users tied to git submissions? - Added by Robert Decker over 15 years ago

Nevermind. I figured it out. I was clicking around the redmine UI and noticed under settings -> repository that there was a link in the lower right 'users', which is where you tie git submitters to redmine users.

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