Re: On blame/pickaxe

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Hi,

this blame-passing thing really looks very promising and powerful.

On Monday 16 October 2006 08:43, you wrote:
> If the user is not prepared to see code movement, pickaxe can be
> run without -M nor -C to get the classic blame output.

Another blame-passing heuristic would be very interesting for code:
"Ignore white-space changes".
This way, commits which only do some reindentations simply are skipped.

It looks like such a thing would just be a matter of passing "-b" to
executions of "diff" in the blame-passing algorithm.

Josef
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