Missing documentation for Codex git commit attribution?
Open 💬 5 comments Opened Mar 9, 2026 by andersonaddo
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What is the type of issue?
Documentation is missing
What is the issue?
Hi folks! Just popping in wondering when you'll add in documentation for https://github.com/openai/codex/pull/11617.
It doesn't look like it works yet, so maybe it's not ready, but I'm just checking.
Thanks!
Where did you find it?
_No response_
5 Comments
This config key is mentioned in the config reference.
Oh interesting
And this is supposed to work by default?
I'm on version codex-cli 0.112.0 (just downloaded it yesterday) and none of the commits that codex made had attributions.
I'm on v0.117.0 and the commit attribution is not present. Even when setting the
commit_attributionvalue in the config file, it has no effect.FYI for anyone else finding this you need to enable the
codex_git_commitfeature in yourconfig.tomlforcommit_attributionto take effect.+1 on better docs here, Codex had to figure this out for me...
Hey folks, I maintain a few open source projects and I really value git attribution because it's transparent when I receive changes from unknown authors. Would really love to see this supported.
I have a working implementation that restores the
Co-authored-bytrailer feature as opt-in, including updated documentation. Related: #14994, #18095, #23007, #938, #19799.Branch:
franciscojavierarceo/codex@feat/git-commit-attributionWhat it does:
[features] codex_git_commit = trueinconfig.tomlCo-authored-by: Codex o4-mini <noreply@openai.com>commit_attributionconfig key (which was available before the feature was removed in d18a7c982):commit_attribution = "MyOrg Codex <codex@myorg.com>"commit_attribution = ""to disable while keeping the feature flag ondocs/config.mdwith usage examples and configuration referenceHappy to open a PR if the team is interested.