Add example command for how to find SHA1 of an external ID
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@@ -296,6 +296,16 @@ for the external ID `username:jdoe` is `e0b751ae90ef039f320e097d7d212f490e933706
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This ensures that an external ID is used only once (e.g. an external ID can
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never be assigned to multiple accounts at a point in time).
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The following commands show how to find the SHA1 of an external ID:
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$ echo -n 'gerrit:jdoe' | shasum
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7c2a55657d911109dbc930836e7a770fb946e8ef -
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$ echo -n 'username:jdoe' | shasum
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e0b751ae90ef039f320e097d7d212f490e933706 -
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----
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[IMPORTANT]
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If the external ID key is changed manually you must adapt the note key
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to the new SHA1, otherwise the external ID becomes inconsistent and is
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