Can I change committer author's name in Xcode?
From Xcode in section Adjust Editor Options in Authors I see TarasChernysh and name of commit. So I'd like to use Taras instead of TarasChernysh. Can you help me?
You can change this with following command, if TarasChernysh is your own git user.name:
git config --global user.name "Taras"
The --global will make sure all of your future commits use this given user.name. If you will only in the certain repository, then leave --global out and the user.name changed only for this repository.
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I am not sure why, but my Visual Studio Code is showing the wrong commit author name. I am trying to change the author of the commit. How can I do that? I have already multiple things, but no luck.
This is what I tried:
Since I have three commits, I tried git rebase -i HEAD~3,
but I am getting this error:
Cannot rebase: You have unstaged changes. Please commit or stash them.
I am able to get to this now, how can i change the author name now?
For the issue: Cannot rebase: You have unstaged changes. Please commit or stash them. You can do
git stash // To stash the changes
git rebase -i HEAD~3 // To Rebase
git stash pop // To pop the stashed changes.
Note that if the previous 3 commits include files you have stashed, you may get conflicts.
For the wrong commit author name
Using your terminal cd into the project directory and using
git config user.name // Check your user name
git config user.email // Check the associated email
If the information is not the one you want, you can update it using
git config --global user.name "newemail"
git config --global user.email "newemail#example.com"
Note: The above will be a global change meaning that it'll change it for all git projects. If you prefer changing it only for the one project:
git config user.name "newemail"
git config user.email "newemail#example.com"
Regarding the rebase, the error message is explicit: either add and commit first, or stash.
But regarding the commit author, if you are sure the content of that commit is yours, then check your git config user.name / user.email setting: that authorship is derived from it.
When i commit git uses not company mail but my personal, which i use in chrome, i do commits using ssh URL and ssh key contains correct mail address, in git lab commits are also under my name but when i open commit author there is my personal URL with nick name. Usually i commit using intellij idea but same result with console commands
I have already reinstalled git and replaced ssh key with new one but it still use my personal nick as author.
So how can i change author of new commits, so it'll be by default correct?
i don't want to write console commands with author argument every time i commit.
OS windows 7
You can update your config file from Git Bash:
git config --global user.name "[Your name]"
git config --global user.email [email address]
This will set a global username and email.
To check your current settings:
git config --list
Update your Git config file with required Name and Email Id.
I was changing the default merge tool of git, and an error occurred with my configuration, now my git doesn't work.
Is possible come back to the default configuration?
Thanks
In addition to Alan Haggai Alavi's answers, which is inclusive of the following, if you are confident that changing the merge tool was the problem, you can just revert your merge tool changes:
git config --global --unset merge.tool
git config --unset merge.tool
Review Git configuration files:
Global user configuration file: ~/.gitconfig
Repository configuration file: .git/config
when I create a project in Xcode 4.3 it keeps on displaying message saying below.I did not get what that means and how to do the necessary settings.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Baha
Please tell me who you are
Run
git config --global user.email
"you#example.com"
git.config --global user.name"Your
Name"
to set your account's default identity.
Omit --global to say the identity only in
this repository.
fatal:unable to auto-detect email address
(got 'Home#s-imac-3.(none)")`
It's telling you literally, exactly what to do. Open a Terminal session, and run this, replacing 'you#example.com' with your email address:
git config --global user.email "you#example.com"
This sets your email address for git, it uses this to identify who you are in commits.
Then, run this, replacing 'Your Name' with your name:
git config --global user.name "Your Name"
This sets your name for git commit messages, it uses this to give a more readable name to commits.
If this stuff is not clear to you, you really owe it to yourself to learn git: http://try.github.io
Set Name & Email in Xcode preference, this issue will be resolve
Follow these 4 simple steps
Xcode => Preferences => Source control => Git
Set ( Author Name ) & ( Author Email ), just for identify that the code committed by this name/email
close Xcode and re-open project
now try to commit code, it should be working fine now.
Could be a issue with Xcode. Go to your git directory and set the user locally. See the following help thread at Apple Forum for more info:
https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/18189
I had same issue in xCode 8.3.2, when I tried to create git repository on local machine. And I fixed it by setting local repository name and email. If anyone is having same issue; just run these commands in terminal:
cd my/project/directory (Navigate to project directory)
git config --local user.email "me#me.com"
git config --local user.name "myname"
NOTE: This is for local repository, and "--global" flah can be used for remote repositories.
I use Git on Windows and set the username and email with:
git config --global user.name "hydRAnger"
git config --global user.email "armyiljfe#gmail.com"
When I use:
git config --global --list
I get the output:
user.name=hydRAnger
user.email=armyiljfe#gmail.com
However, when I use git log the author info should be:
Author: hydRAnger <armyiljfe#gmail.com>
But in fact I get the output:
Author: unknown <hydRAnger#hydRAnger-PC.(none)>
I don't know why the author information incorect.
Setting the user.name and user.email config options does not change already existing commits. It will only work for future commits.
If you also want to rewrite existing commits to use the new user data check out this question:
Change the author and committer name and e-mail of multiple commits in Git
Did you reset the author on your commit after updating your details?
git commit --amend --reset-author
(This will bring up the commit message again - you can just leave it intact)