setting change user id name microsoft account

Setting Up a Change User ID Name for Microsoft Account

When using Git with Bitbucket, configuring your username and email address is essential for associating your commits with your Microsoft account. This process involves setting up both global and repository-specific values for your username and email address. If you don't specify the repository-specific values, the commit will default to using the global values you set.

To begin, navigate to Bitbucket's settings page and map existing commits to username aliases. This process allows administrators of the repository to add your email address as a username alias once you've pushed an unmapped commit. When hovering over your avatar or username, you'll see either 'Author not mapped to Bitbucket user' or 'The user on the initial (bottom) commit was configured locally but isn't mapped.'

In the event that your commits are not associated with your Microsoft account, it may be because your computer username or DVCS username is being used instead. To ensure that your commits appear under your user account in Bitbucket Cloud, you must meet two conditions: first, your commit data must determine which account name to attach to the push; and second, you must have configured Git with a global username/email address and an optional repository-specific username/email address.

By following these steps and configuring your username and email address correctly, you'll be able to ensure that all of your commits are properly associated with your Microsoft account in Bitbucket.

Setting change user id name microsoft account