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Keep git commits attributed to the site owner - #8
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CI rejects agent authorship and co-author trailers on the branch. A local commit-msg hook strips those trailers if it is installed.
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GitHub squash-merge copies extra authors from the commits on the branch. This keeps future work attributed to the repo owner:
.githooks/commit-msgstrips those trailers when that hook is installed locallyAlready-merged squash commits on
mainare left as they are. Rewriting them would rewrite public history.If you also commit from the desktop app, turn off Settings → Git & PRs → Attribution so those commits stay clean too.