When I try to push my commits from git repository to gerrit remote repository from Linux environment in IntelliJ idea I get the following error:
Even if I changed the settings to the correct ones for git and gerrit (I can see that at: git config -l from console), it still picks the old "wrong" email.
What could be wrong?
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you need to reconfigure your email
git commit —amend updates your last commits
You can set the username and email for GIT integration as follows. This will help you to overcome the mismatch issue.
Go to your project where git is initialized.
Then enable the hidden folders and find " .git " and go inside the folder.
Find the file called " config " and add below code and save.
Enter your correct username and email accordingly. This will be picked permanently unless you go and change it.
As Frédéric Henri mentions, you have to configure properly your email through git config user.email or directly through editing the .gitconfig file in your repo folder.
One important thing that might go unnoticed is the fact that you have to update all the previous commits that contain the fault email. Git will complain about the email pattern but it won’t mention which commit is the problematic one.
You can use git rebase or git reset and then once you commit you can push successfully!
With the 10.14.4 update I’ve had to re-confirm all my gmail accounts. The problem I am having is that one of my accounts is giving me the error "The email address you entered does not match your account." This is baffling since all my other accounts are fine. Any suggestions on how to remedy this?
I recently had to move an Android app from one Google Play Developer account to a newer one that was created to match a new formal entity at work. During the transfer attempts of the app, I noticed this weird error:
the transaction ID does not match for this developer account
The error is stating that the transaction ID that I was using to verify who the receiver of the app would be, was not correct while I actually followed Google’s support steps precisely.
Remove the text before the “registration-” string if you have the same long ID as I had (the text in the blue box is the text from the ID you need to copy and use for the transfer request):
When you Google around to find out how to move an app, you quickly end up on this support page by Google:
Starting from top to bottom this guides you through a “checklist” of things that you need to do before you can transfer an app.
As soon as you reach the “Submit your transfer request and click on the link to start the actual transfer request (which can take up to 2 business days to be processed), you’ll quickly encounter the issue that makes up the long but clear title of this post.
I logged into the developer account of the current owner of the app. I clicked on the “submit your transfer request” link and filled out the information that I know from memory (like the full name and email address of the target developer account that will receive the app after the transfer).
Then there is comes the tricky part: you need to fill in the “Order ID for the registration of the desired Play Console-account”.
As step 4 of the beforementioned support page indicates, you can find this ID in the payment email that you’ve received after purchasing the Google Play Developer Account ($25,00).
As I later found out, this email can be found most quickly by searching for the sender’s email address:
I did this and the transaction ID didn’t resemble the examples from step 4 in the support page.