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An author is any person who checks in code to a repository that is associated with a Bamboo plan. An author doesn't need to be a Bamboo user.
Your Author Name is your login name for the source-code repository. This is the identity that the SCM associates with tasks you perform on the repository. However, if this is not the login you use for Bamboo, then Bamboo may not be able to make the connection between your SCM login and your Bamboo login. See also Managing authors.

When your Bamboo user profile is associated with your author name, then Bamboo is able to:

    • match your SCM activity with your Bamboo activity.
    • show information about your recent builds on your 'My Bamboo' tab.
    • show a User Details tab in your 'Author' information.

To associate your author name with your user profile:

  1. Go to your name (the 'Profile' menu) at the top of the page and choose Profile.
  2. Click Edit Profile.
  3. Select your author name from the Source Repository Aliases list. If your name does not appear in the list, click Add Alias. Note that your author name (alias) need not be identical to your user name.
  4. Click Save.

You can link more than one author name to a Bamboo user name.