Default signature always returns valid signature#450
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Default signature always returns valid signature#450johnhaley81 merged 1 commit intomasternodegit/nodegit:masterfrom
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If the user name or email wasn't set then `repo.defaultSignature` would return an invalid signature that couldn't be used in other operations. Now the method will return a signature of an "unknown" user that can be used anywhere. This fixes #431
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If the user name or email wasn't set then
repo.defaultSignaturewould return an invalid signature that couldn't be used in other
operations. Now the method will return a signature of an "unknown"
user that can be used anywhere.
This fixes #431