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Hello.
How about having the user set the username and email address when "git commit" as shown below?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22058041/commit-without-setting-user-name-and-email
git -c user.name='Paul Draper' -c user.email='my@email.org' commit -m '...'
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but to connect to the git repo we still need to enter username and password. These credentials won't be refreshed until 2 hours later. If one user has account with higher authorization eg. can modify main branch without pull request, even other users set the username and email, they can still use the authorization of the first user