Awesome Graphs shows statistics based on the e-mails contributors used when committing changes to the repository. Sometimes one contributor can use different e-mails which can lead to inconsistent and incomplete data shown by Awesome Graphs.Talk
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To address this problem you can:
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Awesome Graphs is not case sensitive for user emails. |
Use .mailmap in the repository
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Starting from Stash 2.5.0 you can use the .mailmap file in your repository to merge several e-mails for one user. However, only it affects only the contributions made after you added or edited the .mailmap file.Talk
Use aliases in the user profile settings
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This feature is available only under a commercial or evaluation license. |
To merge join the contributions made by the same person under multiple e-mails for contributions made before the .mailmap was edited or added, you need to specify add the missing e-mails that are subject to merging in Manage Account - Email addresses for each user.Talk
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The easiest way to understand what e-mails should be merged added is to find identically named users on in the Contributors tab and , hover over their names and see an e-mail in a pop-up tip.Talk
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You can add as many e-mails as you want, unless they are used by other Stash accounts.
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The e-mails in the list are marked as follows:
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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 |