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git revert --abort doesn't work with --signoff? #26

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goutamtadi1 opened this issue Sep 18, 2017 · 2 comments
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git revert --abort doesn't work with --signoff? #26

goutamtadi1 opened this issue Sep 18, 2017 · 2 comments

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@goutamtadi1
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We hadn't set our git with when we ran git revert --abort and it said:

→ git revert --abort
error: error getting git config for 'git-together.active'
caused by: [7/-3] config value 'git-together.active' was not found

Then we set our git with and tried again:

→ git revert --abort
fatal: revert: --signoff cannot be used with --abort

Our workstations is macOS,

→ git-together --version
git version 2.13.0
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@kejadlen kejadlen mentioned this issue Sep 30, 2017
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xinzweb commented Dec 8, 2017

This can be work around to skip the --signoff using GIT_TOGETHER_NO_SIGNOFF=1. The drawback is the Signed-off-by message will no longer in the commit message. That can be replaced by using the git-author (https://github.com/xinzweb/git-author) command to put Author: prefix instead.

@kejadlen, actually, I don't know how hard to push the features of the Author: prefix based on commit template in Rust. So far, I take git-together as an external dependency.

There might be something we can work out together. Thanks.

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