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Hi, Parker.

Since the claude account is linked to the email address used in that accidental commit, GitHub assumes they're a contributor. To get them off the list, you have to actually rewrite your git history to change the author information for those specific commits.

If it's just one or two older commits, the "standard" way to fix it is using an interactive rebase:

  1. Use git rebase -i --root --committer-date-is-author-date to go back to those commits.
  2. Change pick to edit for the ones you want to fix.
  3. Run git commit --amend --author="jacqpark <jpark9510@gmail.com>" --no-edit to put yourself back as the author.
  4. Run git rebase --continue. Repeat steps 3 and 4 until the rebase is complete.
  5. C…

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