On Sat, Mar 17, 2012 at 18:09, Bináris wikiposta@gmail.com wrote:
I hope it won't be a problem that my userinfo contains an e-mail address encoded for human use against spambots.
Git exposes email addresses in machine readable form. (with each commit message)
Probably it's best to just choose an address that you're ok with not being protected and update your USERINFO with that address. (that's the simple way. you could tell someone another way what address to use or let them manually deobfuscate if you wanted to use a different address for commits vs. primary (you can list multiple in gerrit) but it's easier to just set USERINFO to match the commit address and then you (I just looked and saw the option but didn't test) can later change your primary address without admin intervention)
-Jeremy