Is there a way via website or rest api to get the push user to a commit

[suntsu42]

Description

The user who pushed a change must not be the same user who did the commit.
The user who is listed in the commit is not even required to exist on the gitea server.

On the start page of gitea, it shows which user pushed the latest commits together with the commit user.

I did not find the same information in the repository/commit overview. There, only the commit user can be found, but no information about which user did push the commit.

Is it possible to get the Push User to a certain commit either via website or via rest api?

Gitea Version

1.22.6

Can you reproduce the bug on the Gitea demo site?

No

Log Gist

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Git Version

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Operating System

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How are you running Gitea?

Run official gitea on a windows server

Database

None

[lunny]

I don't think it's possible at the moment. The pusher's user id will be saved to a feed table (named action). But the table should not be search by repository id and commit id.

[suntsu42]

Thanks for the tip.
This is ok for me. I just needed a way to analyze it for a single commit, and doing it via sql is fine.

[lunny]

Thanks for the tip. This is ok for me. I just needed a way to analyze it for a single commit, and doing it via SQL is fine.

It's very slow to query in this table. Maybe you can copy to other place and do some indexes before doing analysis.