This will help git (and github?) to know which commits is owned by which person, at least more or less. At least it makes the outputt of git shortlog -s -e -n more useful, as over time, mail adresses have been changed.
Sadly, it does not bring our beloved hg or svn history we are missing.
This will help git (and github?) to know which commits is owned by which person, at least more or less. At least it makes the outputt of
git shortlog -s -e -nmore useful, as over time, mail adresses have been changed.Sadly, it does not bring our beloved hg or svn history we are missing.