The reason of adding the Signed-off-by is to have a better understanding
of whom have been involved in particular commits/patches. While the
"Author field" in the git log (git log --pretty=fuller) can only have
one name, more people can have been involved in the patch. Using the
Signed-off-by
>> The reason of adding the Signed-off-by is to have a better understanding
>> of whom have been involved in particular commits/patches. While the
>> "Author field" in the git log (git log --pretty=fuller) can only have
>> one name, more people can have been involved in the patch. Using the
>> S
The reason of adding the Signed-off-by is to have a better understanding
of whom have been involved in particular commits/patches. While the
"Author field" in the git log (git log --pretty=fuller) can only have
one name, more people can have been involved in the patch. Using the
Signed-off-by
On 25/02/16 13:29, Gert Doering wrote:
> Please re-send (and it would be nice if you could do "git commit -s"
> for the signed-off-by: - David can explain better what the significance
> of that is, but "since we all do it", it's convention)
The reason of adding the Signed-off-by is to have a bette
