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Privacy check: skip last-commit emails in CI - #2
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GitHub web merges and pull request test merges carry the account's own email, which the owner is fine to show, so every pull request failed the check. Names and messages, tracked files and local commit identities (pre-commit hook) are still checked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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GitHub web merges and the test merge GitHub builds for a pull request carry the account's own email, which the owner is fine to show, so every pull request failed the privacy check. The last-commit check now looks at names and the message only; tracked files and local commit identities (pre-commit hook) are still checked.
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