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I was committing a lot of changes to repo in GitHub. But when I looked to Contributors tab - I didn't see that they were registered.

I've taken a look on my commits - they had default GitHub photo and username, which isn't referencing to my profile (!).

After configuring bash again my further changes are logged, it's good, but.. But is there any change to make all of my previous commits be actually mine? If yes - how?

It would be awesome to show that I did my part of the work, without pointing on closed PR's with my changes, which do belong to me, but aren't registered like so.

marc_s
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Why are my commits linked to the wrong user? — because the commits use email that isn't registered in your profile.

To assign the commits back to you either add the email to your Github profile or rewrite commits to change author/committer email.

phd
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