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I’m using Git’s post-receive hook to send out an email after a commit has been made. it currently includes the git branch, commit hash, repo name, etc.
How does one include in the subject line the user who made the commit in addition to the commit message instead?
The command
will give you output in the form “commit SHA1 Committer-Name Committer@Email.com“
All sorts of other options available in
git-logman page.There’s a script here: Which commit has this blob? which you should then be able to modify or use the principle of to help; if post-receive-email can be written in Python or Perl you can split the correct line for the SHA1 blob you need.