Awesome Graphs shows statistics basing on emails contributor use when commiting based on the e-mails contributors used when committing changes to the repository. Sometimes one contributor can use different emails e-mails which can lead to inconsistent and incomplete data shown by Awesome Graphs.
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Awesome Graphs is not case sensitive for user emails. |
Use .mailmap in the repository
Starting from Stash 2.5.0 you can use the the .mailmap file in your repository to merge several emails e-mails for one user. Only However, only it affects only the contributions made after you added or edited the .mailmap file are affected. Similarly, if you add the .mailmap file to your repository, it will take effect only for new contributions.
Use aliases in the user profile settings
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This feature is available only under a commercial or evaluation license. |
To join the contributions made by the same person under multiple e-mails To merge emails for contributions made before the .mailmap was edited or added, you need to specify these emails add the missing e-mails in Manage Account - Email addresses for each user.
The easiest way to understand what e-mails should be added is to find identically named users in the Contributors tab, hover over their names and see an e-mail in a pop-up tip.
You can add as many e-mails as you want, only if unless they are not used by other Stash accounts.
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The e-mails in the list are marked as follows:
| Note | Description | Can be deleted |
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| Primary | The default user e-mail in Stash. | No |
| Automatically Linked | Counterparts of already existing e-mails differing only in case. | No |
| Unmarked | E-mails manually added by the user. | Yes |