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Add set author as committer to Git credentials - #3563
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Currently commits made through Octopus that use a Git credential set the author to the Octopus user name and email address, and the committer to Octopus Deploy. This can cause issues for some customers who use pre-receive hooks in their Git provider that require the author and committer of a commit to be the same.
We're shipping a new setting that enables setting the committer to be the same as the author.