Hi Svilen,
> I would like both the author and committer changed to: > s-k <none> > > […] > > Could someone with the appropriate AUR permissions help apply this > or advise on the process? I can provide the amended commit through > whichever method you prefer. Done!This was a special case because your deletion request had already been accepted.
For the record, here’s how to do it as an AUR moderator for a package that has been deleted:
1. Clone the deleted PKGBUILD. 2. ssh [email protected] restore $PKGNAME (to enable pushing. For a list of commands, run `ssh aur@… help`.) 3. Use `git-filter-branch` or, if just one single commit: git -c user.name=… -c user.email=… commit --amend --author='… <…>' to perform whatever kind of history rewrite was requested. See also [1]. 4. git log --pretty=fuller (to double-check the rewrite has been done correctly.) 5. Force push using maintainer privileges, see [1]. 6. ssh aur@… adopt $PKGNAME 7. ssh aur@… set-comaintainers $PKGNAME $REQUESTOR 8. ssh aur@… disown $PKGNAME Regards Claudia[1]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Package_Maintainer_guidelines#Rewriting_git_history
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