v1.7.4
siGit Code authors its commits, and you are the co-author
v1.7.4 changes who an agent run's commits are attributed to.
siGit Code is the author
v1.7.3 signed a run's commits with the person who asked as author and siGit Code as committer. GitHub shows a commit like that as only partially verified when its author requires signed commits on their account, because the author did not sign it.
siGit Code is now both author and committer, and the person who asked is named in the message:
Co-authored-by: Your Name <your GitHub noreply address>
GitHub lists both of you on the commit. siGit Code no longer adds a trailer naming itself, since it is the author.
Same shape without a signature
A run's commits have this author, committer and trailer whether or not they are signed. If a commit cannot be signed it is pushed unsigned, and the job log says so.
Release masters: @setoelkahfi and @sigit.