Ignore .git-blame-ignore-revs hashes

[michen00]

Is there an existing issue or pull request for this?

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Feature description

git cliff would ignore

• any commits referenced in .git-blame-ignore-revs
• any commits that modify only .git-blame-ignore-revs

(if the file exists).

Desired solution

A config to enable this in the .toml file would be great. I think it makes sense to enable the latter option by default too.

Alternatives considered

I had a convention for commits updating that file, so I wrote a pattern for it. Then halfway through the project, I updated that convention, so I wrote another pattern. But what if I didn't have a convention?

Additional context

No response

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[orhun]

Hey, thanks for creating the issue. I agree that this would be a nice addition :)

We already support a .cliffignore file for skipping commits. This is something similar to that, right? If so, that should be very straightforward.

Would you be interested in contributing this?

[michen00]

I am interested in contributing this! But to be honest, I'm not sure I will have the bandwidth to do so in a timely manner. If someone were to do it faster than me, I wouldn't mind and would appreciate using the feature.

But I did start drafting some edits. I created a draft PR in case you'd like to check in to see what direction I'm headed in. I'm just starting to learn Rust, so any feedback would be welcomed 👍