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git-authorship should rewrite authorship attributions in accordance with a supplied .mailmap file, if provided.

Official Documentation: https://git-scm.com/docs/gitmailmap

liccheck key is misspelled in pyproject.toml file

# — FILE: pyproject.toml
[tool.liccheck]
authorized_licenses = [  # OK, correctly spelled.
   # …
]

unautorized_licenses = [  # HERE_IS_THE_PROBLEM_POINT
]
# —- SHOULD BE:
unauthorized_licenses = [
]

SEE:

• pyproject.toml
• https://github.com/dhatim/python-license-check#how-to-use

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.

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.