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Author	jeff.allen
Recipients	bckfnn, jeff.allen
Date	2020-05-28.07:02:18
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I have tried this several times in my own account under the names jython-redstart, -flycatcher, -nightjar. (They all migrate to the UK, geddit?) This works pretty well, except when it comes to connecting with GitHub user names, where GitHub asks for help identifying 80 (yes, read 'em and weep) contributors. This is a lie. GitHub has identified all but about a dozen cases. However, the UI is confusing, doesn't distinguish these cases, and experimenting means importing it all again. After an evening of research I can only correlate about 6 proper "lost users" confidently with GitHub usernames (and 3 of those are Darjus!). Do we know for sure that this is "our" Finn Bock? https://github.com/bckfnn

I have tried this several times in my own account under the names jython-redstart, -flycatcher, -nightjar. (They all migrate to the UK, geddit?)

This works pretty well, except when it comes to connecting with GitHub user names, where GitHub asks for help identifying 80 (yes, read 'em and weep) contributors. 

This is a lie. GitHub has identified all but about a dozen cases. However, the UI is confusing, doesn't distinguish these cases, and experimenting means importing it all again. After an evening of research I can only correlate about 6 proper "lost users" confidently with GitHub usernames (and 3 of those are Darjus!).

Do we know for sure that this is "our" Finn Bock? https://github.com/bckfnn

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2020-05-28 07:02:18	jeff.allen	create