Ben Balter

Easy enough for the target repository owner to do it via command line without the pull request, or the target repo can just initially create the branch via either command...

> @benbalter uses ogr2ogr to automate conversion from ESRI shapefiles to GeoJSON. See also https://ben.balter.com/2013/06/26/how-to-convert-shapefiles-to-geojson-for-use-on-github/

> I would like to be able to set the default email so that any changes made in a github.com/google repo always uses my @google.com email. Please excuse the lack...

@adam-arold I _believe_ @clarkbw may have been referring to https://blog.github.com/changelog/2018-05-03-choose-commit-email/, which solved (I think) the problem @willnorris described initially, at least in terms of web edits. Building on that, https://github.blog/changelog/2019-01-23-limit-organization-email-notifications-to-verified-domains/...

> setting a default email address per organisation. @ehartung are you able to elaborate? Are you concerned about personal emails being used for notifications? For web commits? For commits pushed...

>it's about having my personal email address for merge (web) commits (after PR) for private projects and my company email address for merge commits for business projects (in the GitHub-Org...

> Please can you update us on the ETA I can't promise an exact timeline for general availability, but for those that are members of the Maintainer's Early Access Program,...

> for those that are members of the Maintainer's Early Access Program, you should expect access to a private beta within the coming week. If you are a member of...

Thank you all for your thoughtful feedback. You can now choose the author email for commits created when merging pull requests via the web. For more information, see https://github.blog/changelog/2019-04-24-choose-your-merge-commit-email/.

> Is there a way to set the organization default email so that I don't have to select from the dropdown every time? @LilyMGoh the drop down will default to...