There is a standard way of setting co-authors in github mentioned over
here [1], We should use that to credit the co-authors, If we use that
the co-authors github profile will show that as a contribution &
everywhere on github I believe, just not when you use git log --author
Attila,
If that soun
Attila,
I'm not proposing to add "Contributed by" to the Ozone commit title.
What I mean is if there is a co-author, then add something like
"Co-authored-by:" to the commit title.
For example, say HDDS-1 is developed mainly by UserA, but there is
another contributor UserB who has minor contri
Hi Sammi,
> As for the co-author, what about manually adding it to the title? like this
> "Contributed" message
>
> *HDFS-17086. Fix the parameter settings in
> TestDiskspaceQuotaUpdate#updateCountForQuota (#5842). Contributed by
> Haiyang Hu.*
In your example "Contributed by" indicates the singl
Attila,
Thanks for raising this attention. It would be good if there is a policy
to prevent commit unnecessary long commit history.
As for the co-author, what about manually adding it to the title? like this
"Contributed" message
*HDFS-17086. Fix the parameter settings in
TestDiskspaceQuotaUpdat
> The default message uses the commit title and message if the pull request
> contains only 1 commit, or the pull request title and list of commits if
> the pull request contains 2 or more commits. You can also choose to use
> just the pull request title, the pull request title and commit details,
Hi Attila,
Thanx for flagging this, makes sense to me. Following the Github Doc that
you shared, reached here [1]
The 4th point here:
--->
Optionally, under Allow squash merging, select the dropdown menu, then
click the format of the default squash commit message presented to
contributors when mer
Hi committers and future committers,
Please be careful when merging PRs. Github's default behavior [1] of
composing the commit message may not be the best for our purposes.
1. If the PR has a single commit, Github defaults to using the
commit's message instead of the PR title. Jira ID might be
