Changed bzr email address, commits aren't linked to my account?

Asked by Dylan McCall

So, I (kind of accidentally) changed my bzr email address from my @gmail.com address (which is the primary one for my Launchpad account) to my @ubuntu.com address (which _can't_ be my primary one, but is a confirmed email address for my account)

Looking at a branch where I recently did some commits, Launchpad is just printing my name+email address as written.
Commits under my gmail.com email have my name printed as a link pointing to my Launchpad profile.

This probably isn't a big deal, but it's wrong! :P
Should I just switch back to committing with my primary email address, or is there something else I can do to get this working?

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j.c.sackett (jcsackett) said :
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If you are using the launchpad plugin for bzr, I believe you can set your lp username regardless of email with the lp-login command. If you aren't already using it, I really recommend it for anyone using launchpad and bzr.

See: http://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/plugins/en/launchpad-plugin.html

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Max Bowsher (maxb) said :
#2

The identity expressed via 'bzr lp-login' is the identity used for bzr+ssh authentication. The identity of revision authors/committers is fully separate from this.

Launchpad is supposed to match bzr revision author strings to accounts based on the email address. Please indicate a branch containing some revisions where this is not happening, so that someone can be asked to look into it.

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Dylan McCall (dylanmccall) said :
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William Grant (wgrant) said :
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It can take up to a day for a new bzr email address to be linked to your Launchpad account. This seems to have happened now.

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Dylan McCall (dylanmccall) said :
#5

Aha. Great!
Thanks for the help :)