@@ -25,4 +25,16 @@ Git commits require you to state your identity, as to know who did this commit.
If you don't provide your name and e-mail, ``git`` will tempt you to configure the name and email permanently. Doing so means all checkins from this system will be done under your name, however.
To make the above easier, you could put the ``export`` commands in a personal ``myname.sh`` file which you then run in your shell using ``source myname.sh`` before running ``git commit``.
To make the above easier, you could put the ``export`` commands in a personal ``myname.sh`` file which you then run in your shell using ``source myname.sh`` before running ``git commit``: