The Collaborative International Dictionary
Committer \Com*mit"ter\, n.
One who commits; one who does or perpetrates.
--South.A fornicator. [Obs.]
--T. Decker.
Wiktionary
n. 1 A person who commits a crime; perpetrator. 2 (context obsolete English) A fornicator. 3 (context computing English) A person who is authorized to make changes to software source code in a source control repository.
Wikipedia
A committer is an individual who is able to modify the source code of a particular piece of open-source software. To contribute source code on most large projects, one must make modifications and then "commit" those changes to a central repository such as CVS. To have "a commit bit" on one's user account means that one is permitted to commit those changes. This dates to the use of a literal binary digit to represent yes-or-no privileges in many software systems.
The Commit bit is permission to contribute to a shared source code for a software project.
Usage examples of "committer".
Or another: the number of individual crimes without motivecrimes committed just to distract the committer from the grinding monotony of the life we all leadhas now passed the total of all other crimes put together.
Now that I know they are not perverts and committers of incest, I can be grateful.
Something—presumably the committer of the murders my sergeant had told me of—was clearly stirring in the city.
While Michelis had been away in the Eden of Lithia, on Earth the number of individual crimes without motive--crimes committed just to distract the committer from the grinding monotony of corridor life--had passed the total of all other crimes put together.
While Michelis had been away in the Eden of Lithia, on Earth the number of individual crimes without motive—crimes committed just to distract the committer from the grinding monotony of corridor life—had passed the total of all other crimes put together.
This may be easily imagined, when the character of the white people who inhabit the larger portion of these states is considered a class of people, the majority of whom are without feelings of honour, reckless in their habits, intemperate, unprincipled, and lawless, many of them having fled from the eastern states, as fraudulent bankrupts, swindlers, or committers of other crimes, which have subjected them to the penitentiaries —miscreants defying the climate, so that they can defy the laws.