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Say we have a developer named John who have contributed to a project under the foo organization using both john@foo.com and john@doe.com. One could write the ctracker config file for this use case as:
But what if John has also used the john@doe.com email when he was a member of the bar organization? It would be nice if we could define a time period in which a particular domain is associated with each organization, so that John's email can correctly be counted in either foo or bar orgs considering the timestamp of the commits.
Say we have a developer named John who have contributed to a project under the
fooorganization using bothjohn@foo.comandjohn@doe.com. One could write the ctracker config file for this use case as:But what if John has also used the
john@doe.comemail when he was a member of thebarorganization? It would be nice if we could define a time period in which a particular domain is associated with each organization, so that John's email can correctly be counted in eitherfooorbarorgs considering the timestamp of the commits.(May relate to #5 )