I run this command:
git log HEAD --numstat --pretty="%ae" | cat
and I see this:
6 4 frontend/src/Frontend.hs
aviansys@gmail.com
dan.side@gmail.com
dan.side@avian.systems
3 3 dep/rhyolite/github.json
29 14 frontend/src/Frontend.hs
aviansys@gmail.com
3 1 backend/src/Backend/RequestHandler.hs
27 18 frontend/src/Frontend.hs
dan.side@avian.systems
5 0 default.nix
7 0 dep/reflex-dom/default.nix
7 0 dep/reflex-dom/github.json
7 0 dep/reflex/default.nix
7 0 dep/reflex/github.json
dan.side@avian.systems
dan.side@avian.systems
dan.side@avian.systems
what exactly does it mean to have more than one email associated with a commit? does that likely mean the person moved from one network to another (like took their laptop home, then finished their commit?) I am trying to parse the commits and assign them to a single author, but having multiple emails attached to a commit is making this harder?
Are you sure you are seeing a commit with multiple addresses? It looks to me that you are seeing commits with no numstat-worthy changes (e.g. merges).
What happens if you say "%h %ae %s" instead of just "%ae"?