Allow overriding Git user info for catalog commits #140
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This commit introduces new arguments for
commodore catalog compile
foroverriding local Git user information when pushing commits to a cluster
catalog.
By default Commodore will use the local Git user information for catalog
commits.
To improve compatibility with existing Git configurations, the arguments
are named
--git-author-name
and--git-author-email
to pick up thefamiliar
GIT_AUTHOR_NAME
andGIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL
environment variableswithout any further configuration.
Please note: Commodore does not allow you to override commit author and
committer separately, and will use the provided author name and email,
if any, as both commit author and committer.
The commit also updates docker-compose.yaml to map
~/.gitconfig
intothe container to propagate the global Git config into the container.
This simplifies reusing the Git author configuration on the host system
when running Commodore locally using docker-compose.
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