When init detects that git is not configured to commit, and sets user.email to work around the problem, also make it set user.name.
I was able to reproduce git failing to commit despite user.email being set, in a test account on my laptop. The account had no GECOS information.
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{- Runs an action that commits to the repository, and if it fails,
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- sets user.email to a dummy value and tries the action again. -}
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- sets user.email and user.name to a dummy value and tries the action again. -}
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ensureCommit :: Annex a -> Annex a
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ensureCommit a = either retry return =<< tryAnnex a
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where
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retry _ = do
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setConfig (ConfigKey "user.email") =<< liftIO myUserName
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name <- liftIO myUserName
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setConfig (ConfigKey "user.name") name
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setConfig (ConfigKey "user.email") name
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