Adding authenticated user details as author while creating commit #783
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In ADO, certain repos have
Commit author email validationpolicy enabled which only allow accounts/identities having certain email regexes like *@microsoft.com, *@linkedin.com, etc. to create a commit in the repo (if the policy is enabled for the repo)For certain identities in ADO like framework identities (which do not have an email id associated with them), this policy does not allow these identities to create a commit even after adding their name in the property of allowed identities for this policy.
To prevent this, we need to pass the identity details in the
"author"property while sending a create commit request. This PR gets the details for the authenticated user and adds them in the"author"property for thecreate_commitADO request.