← 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 1 day ago Can it not check the current credentials that it would potentially be using to make said commit? jstanley 10 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 1 day ago Can it not check the current credentials that it would potentially be using to make said commit? jstanley 10 hours ago Sure, I was providing an example of how it could be done, not an exhaustive list.
alt227 1 day ago Can it not check the current credentials that it would potentially be using to make said commit? jstanley 10 hours ago Sure, I was providing an example of how it could be done, not an exhaustive list.
jstanley 10 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.