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One workaround would be to remove any public email address you commit under from your Github profile. Github uses these email addresses to tie back to your user
by latortuga 11y ago
One workaround would be to remove any public email address you commit under from your Github profile. Github uses these email addresses to tie back to your user profile so if you don't want commits pointing at your profile, don't tie email addresses to your profile.
Perhaps some mechanism is called for here for approving tying back to your user on new repositories or making any repository not owned by you or your organizations require an explicit opt-in to tie back to your profile.
Edit: This is kind of the equivalent of spoofing the From address in an email.
- brianshaler 11y agoMy github profile email is different from my git author email. The latter is even more accessible. Just run git-log on any repository an author has committed to.
- latortuga 11y agoYes but if you remove that git author email from your list of emails on Github, any commits done under that email will no longer link back to your profile.