chore: add .git-blame-ignore-revs #2366
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This is very useful, TIL! Also, I think this setting can be used locally to make the most out of it. However, it has to be done by manually changing the git configuration: git config blame.ignoreRevsFile .git-blame-ignore-revsIs it an idea to include this in the |
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Sure, I've documented this optional configuration. But it isn't needed for most folks, and the Web UI don't need any further configuration. GitHub's docs on the tool are here. |
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This PR attempts to clear some "noise" when using GitHub's "blame view" UI tool to see changes in code history for individual files.
These commits are chosen as they are mostly style-related changes rather than code refactors (minor refactors are OK):