All we look for while going through the commits of a project is the emails and if we don't find that. There is no point of entering their name
instead of having the continue you could test that commit.author or commit.author.email is not None
continue
commit.author
commit.author.email
not None
rebased
I think commit.author.email fails with fedora-infra/bodhi. pygithub is throwing an exception. To be safe we could add a try except block around these tests
did you try it on bodhi ?
Yeah, it fails :/
if you add a try except block around this code it should work. I think it is acceptable to ignore the exception here.
All we look for while going through the commits of a
project is the emails and if we don't find that. There
is no point of entering their name