chore: Improve blame view by ignoring formatting from Prettier #1409
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What's the purpose of this pull request?
Create a
.git-blame-ignore-revsfile to list commits that should be ignored from the blame view. This is useful to remove the noise introduced by aesthetic changes such as code formatting: when viewing the blame for a file, we can omit commits that only changed formatting/indentation so we can quickly see what matters.I had mentioned that #1369 was a good candidate to test this feature (that is relatively new in GH, not Git itself).
How does it work?
By adding a commit SHA/ID to be ignored in the
.git-blame-ignore-revsfile.How to test it?
See how on Before the changes from the commit "fix: prettier format files", which were only formatting, hid the original blame lines. On After they're restored because that commit is ignored.
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