[KevinH]

Hi,

Thanks for the help, but I would need to do that for each of the 60 commits so I might as well just erase the whole thing and start again since setting the author for each commit is needed, right? It would be safer I think anyway.

Also, can you assign more than 1 author for a single commit?

Thanks,

KevinH

EDIT: Never mind, in my test it seems as though amending a commit makes it more fussy.
fatal: Malformed ident string: 'Adam Selene <> 1268438400 +0000'

EDIT #2: use this to "amend" a commit by undoing the commit, recommitting using the saved EDITMSG, then continuing rebase:

git undo-commit && git commit --author="Adam Selene <>" -m "$(cat .git/COMMIT_EDITMSG)" && git rebase --continue
...
...

Assumes you have created the following alias (should be git builtin):

# revert "git commit", leaving you with staged changes.
git config --global alias.undo-commit 'reset --soft HEAD^'