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@maio Yes, I used "git config --global user.email ..." to set these things. When I use "git commit -am ..." from the commandline my real name and email address appear in the commit log. @akiva My real name and email are listed in that file. I assume this was an effect from my previous use of "git config --global". @dominicm My own project uses clj-jgit to publish compiled CLJS to GH Pages, and the resulting commits have my correct name and email address. It's still possible that this is a strange difference between the two wrappers, clj-jgit and eclipse-jgit, but my Google searches haven't suggested anything like that so far. https://github.com/ericlavigne/gomoku/blob/master/script/publish.clj