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Joseph Hale's software engineering blog

Hello! ๐Ÿ‘‹๐Ÿป

๐ŸŽฏ I am a bilingual software engineer (English/Spanish) interested in building educational applications which empower people to refine meaningful skills.

๐Ÿš€ As a professional developer for four and a half years, I have built and deployed financial ETL microservices which currently generate over $700,000 in recurring annual revenues. I regularly contribute to open-source projects, with my code running in projects downloaded over 36,000,000 times per month. [1] [2] [3] [4]

๐Ÿƒโ€โ™‚๏ธI learn new technologies quickly, usually building a major production application within one to three months of completing my first tutorial. At work, this has included a Docker deployment of a Python application and an OAuth/OIDC implementation to support corporate Single Sign-On. At home, this includes my Binary Clock app written in JavaScript using React Native.

๐Ÿ“š As an undergraduate Software Engineering student at Arizona State University I published an honors thesis detailing an invention which converts a normal Rubik's Cube into a smartcube to track each face turn. I completed my Master's Degree in May 2023 where I studied software engineering, particularly agile practices, and researched the intersection of mobile apps and smart Rubik's Cubes in my master's thesis.

๐ŸŽถ During my free time I love solving Rubik's Cubes (averaging ~12 seconds), playing music (piano, viola, singing bass), chasing down a Frisbee in a competitive game with friends, and trying out my hand at graphic design (specifically logo design).

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git-authorship's Issues

Cache blame results with a project-specific filename instead of always using `blame.json`

It would be nice to support caching blame results for multiple projects at the same time so that blame doesn't have to be recomputed every time a user switches projects.

This could be accomplished by changing the naming format of the cached blame file to include project specific information. When that project information changes, a new cached blame file will be created/read as appropriate.

The proposed naming format is

OWNER-PROJECT-COMMIT_HASH.json

For example, the current tip of this project would have a cache file of

thehale-git-authorship-1e244fd8fb4efdec68a598fdf1154c48909e76b9.json

This format will cache blame files for a specific commit in a specific project.

Add support for `.git-blame-ignore-revs` files

Some repositories contain a file listing commits to ignore for git blame operations. That file can be passed to the git blame command using the --ignore-revs-file option available in Git v2.23 or later. Most repositories name this file .git-blame-ignore-revs and locate it at the root of the repository.

It would be great if git-authorship supported looking for this file with its default name and location when computing authorship. Once a CLI is added, a CLI option for the file path should also be provided to support unconventional blame ignore files.

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