### Summary This seems to happen after you push a commit from an email not owned by any user (In my case, Evar@EVAR678-SURFACE), then associate the address with your user account via the Profile Settings menu. This seems to apply to the http://.../{repository}/commits/{branch} page. Visiting a http://.../{repository}/commit/{hash} page shows the correct author. ### Steps to reproduce 1. Commit to a repository via an unassigned alias 2. Associate said alias with a user. 3. Load the 'Commits' page for your repository. (4). Load a commit submitted by this user. ### Expected behavior The icon of the user for the commit and the hyperlinklink associated with it should redirect to the profile page of the associated user ### Actual behavior The icon of the user for the commit is a generic avatar, and the hyperlink leads to a mailto of the email, despite having a user association. ### Relevant logs and/or screenshots Commits page  Specific commit  Profile page  ### Output of checks (If you are reporting a bug on GitLab.com, write: This bug happens on GitLab.com) #### Results of GitLab application Check Can't run application check at the current time #### Results of GitLab environment info Can't get environment info at the current time My gitlab install is a clean install on Ubuntu Server 14.04 with the only active repository being the one I'm working on. It's fully up to date, and only just installed last week.