fix: show committers for rebased commits - #6
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Superseded by merged upstream PR kenn-io#1036, which includes the forked change and closes issue kenn-io#83. |
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GitHub commit events now preserve separate author and committer identities and timestamps through normalization, persistence, and timeline rendering. Rebased commits display the committer login or Git signature name with the committed timestamp when available, while commit metadata retains the original author. Missing committer fields fall back independently to the existing author identity and authored time, and other providers keep their current normalization.
This change adds minimized coverage for the distinct GitHub author and committer payload, preserves the UTC timestamp rule established in #101, and addresses @wesm's issue report. No schema or generated-client change is needed.
Closes kenn-io#83