If you have submitted a pull request and had a DCO error, this is one way to fix it.
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- Go to the "email" settings page
- If "Keep my email addresses private" is checked, uncheck it.
- Make sure your Primary email address is valid and has been verified
Second, change your GitHub Desktop for Windows settings
- settings
- chooseFile, options
- git
- Set your name and email address to your public address
Third, you can use your command line to update the remote
- Using GitHub Desktop, open a new command prompt:
2. You can then use git rebase or git commit --amend -s ... to fix things up as needed. You'll probably need to do a git push --force-with-lease or similar.
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