Gio Lodi • 8/25/2020

How to add co-authors to a Git commit

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This article explains the Git convention for adding co-authors to a commit by using the 'Co-authored-by:' trailer in the commit message. It details the syntax, mentions support from platforms like GitHub and GitLab, and provides practical use cases such as collaborative pairing and giving credit when modifying contributions in pull requests.

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