The committer must use an email address that matches one of the regular
expressions in the acknowledged-committer-email-addresses--patterns input
parameter.
By disallowing noreply@github.com as a committer email address, you can catch
commits made through the GitHub web interface such as code review suggestions.
Standardising the committer format will help you preserve the traceability of the commit history and avoid leaking personal information (e.g. a private email address) inadvertently.
A space-separated list of regular expressions of email addresses to accept.
acknowledged-committer-email-addresses--patterns: '^\b$' # A regular expression that never matches anything.acknowledged-committer-email-addresses--patterns: '\d+\+.+@users\.noreply\.github\.com'This regular expression makes the rule accept personal noreply email addresses on GitHub: