← Back to context Comment by alt227 1 day ago Why does it need to perform a commit to read the log? 3 comments alt227 Reply handoflixue 1 day ago The repo's other commits could be from someone else - whereas a commit it wrote itself is guaranteed to be from the correct/local account. alt227 21 hours ago Can it not check the current credentials that it would potentially be using to make said commit? jstanley 7 hours ago Sure, I was providing an example of how it could be done, not an exhaustive list.
handoflixue 1 day ago The repo's other commits could be from someone else - whereas a commit it wrote itself is guaranteed to be from the correct/local account. alt227 21 hours ago Can it not check the current credentials that it would potentially be using to make said commit? jstanley 7 hours ago Sure, I was providing an example of how it could be done, not an exhaustive list.
alt227 21 hours ago Can it not check the current credentials that it would potentially be using to make said commit? jstanley 7 hours ago Sure, I was providing an example of how it could be done, not an exhaustive list.
jstanley 7 hours ago Sure, I was providing an example of how it could be done, not an exhaustive list.
The repo's other commits could be from someone else - whereas a commit it wrote itself is guaranteed to be from the correct/local account.
Can it not check the current credentials that it would potentially be using to make said commit?
Sure, I was providing an example of how it could be done, not an exhaustive list.