Greetings,
It appears that whenever I post a fix for a bug that someone else reported, the ‘fix’ message that gets added onto the bug report is listed as if it was written by the original author of the bug, or perhaps the last commenter?

Examples are here, there, and everywhere

And one more…

Any ideas what’s going on?

It should be posting as me, but I’m not sure how to make it do that, or what I did to do that wrong… There are some other bugs where it seems to have worked.

Hope this helps, or you can tell me what I’m doing wrong. Thanks muchly!

— Morgan Schweers, CyberFOX!

Whoa that is odd. I’m assuming this is from a git or svn post commit hook? What user does the token belong to?

Greetings,
Actually it’s a Warehouse hook (Lighthouse Beacon)...

It belongs to my Lighthouse user account. It’s listed as:

All Projects / Warehouse Integration / R & W

in my account profile ( http://jbidwatcher.lighthouseapp.com/users/13969 )

— Morgan Schweers, CyberFOX!

I’m also having this issue, but my repositories are hosted at Beanstalk. Any suggestion for how to resolve it would be great.

+1, coming from github it appears the news feed correctly lists the commit as coming from me (my token) but the ticket itself displays the original reporter as the commit owner.

These are issues with the external services not using our API correctly. If you only send Lighthouse just one token, there’s not much Lighthouse can do about it. We get around this on the Rails github/lighthouse accounts by setting up a ‘Repository’ dummy user.

Greetings,
Okay, since I’m going from a Warehouse hook, what should it be doing differently than the standard code?

— Morgan Schweers, CyberFOX!