CommitAuthors

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• commit_shaCommitHash (string)The commit.
• authorActorSummary or nulloptionalThe principal the commit's author address belongs to — a person anywhere, or a service account or agent of the repository's organization. Absent when the address is nobody's, or more than one principal's. Git does not authenticate an author: this says whose address the commit names, not who made it.

  • The ActorSummary schema
  • emailstringThe principal's address. An agent's is a generated no-reply address — the author of its commits. unknown on a deleted actor and empty on a redacted one.
  • idstringThe principal's id: a user id, a service account id or an agent id, as kind says. Empty on a redacted actor.
  • usernamestringThe name to show: a person's or service account's username, or an agent's handle (which always ends in -ai). deleted-user when the actor no longer resolves, redacted when the caller may not see who it was.
  • avatar_urlstring or nulloptionalThe principal's picture, when one is known. Absent otherwise: a client derives the deterministic avatar URL itself.
  • kindPrincipalKinduserservice_accountagentor nulloptionalWhat the actor is — a person, a service account or an AI organization's agent — and so which page it links to. Absent on a placeholder (a redacted or deleted actor) and on an actor that is not a principal, such as the platform's own system actor; a client draws such an actor unlinked.
• committerActorSummary or nulloptionalThe principal the commit's committer address belongs to, on the same terms as author.

  • The ActorSummary schema
  • emailstringThe principal's address. An agent's is a generated no-reply address — the author of its commits. unknown on a deleted actor and empty on a redacted one.
  • idstringThe principal's id: a user id, a service account id or an agent id, as kind says. Empty on a redacted actor.
  • usernamestringThe name to show: a person's or service account's username, or an agent's handle (which always ends in -ai). deleted-user when the actor no longer resolves, redacted when the caller may not see who it was.
  • avatar_urlstring or nulloptionalThe principal's picture, when one is known. Absent otherwise: a client derives the deterministic avatar URL itself.
  • kindPrincipalKinduserservice_accountagentor nulloptionalWhat the actor is — a person, a service account or an AI organization's agent — and so which page it links to. Absent on a placeholder (a redacted or deleted actor) and on an actor that is not a principal, such as the platform's own system actor; a client draws such an actor unlinked.

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