start using .git-blame-ignore-revs #12277
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Thanks ! |
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Owwweeee thanks Paul ! |
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Oh, and since this came from #12091, I think @terrdavis deserves some credit, too! |
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Owwweeee thanks to you as well, Terry ! |
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Hooray! I'm so happy to see this being used! |
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We merged a pyupgrade commit back in #12261, but I didn't realize @Carreau added machinery to help local
git blameto ignore such stylistic change commits. So we might as well start doing that now. Thanks Matthias!