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What is the right way to "assign" a bot to a Vercel project for deployment?
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Judging by the code, the default behavior is to sign a commit with the name of the Github Bot, e.g. some-bot@users.noreply.github.com. This makes sense and is, in general, a great default email for this purpose. However, the default email address is a noreply email. Being a noreply email, we shouldn't add that "user" to the Vercel members; which is Vercel's default authentication method.
This only seems to be an issue in my self-hosted environment. *
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What is the right way to "assign" a bot to a Vercel project for deployment?
Additional Context
Judging by the code, the default behavior is to sign a commit with the name of the Github Bot, e.g.
some-bot@users.noreply.github.com
. This makes sense and is, in general, a great default email for this purpose. However, the default email address is a noreply email. Being a noreply email, we shouldn't add that "user" to the Vercel members; which is Vercel's default authentication method.This only seems to be an issue in my self-hosted environment. *
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