From: Jacek Lipiec <jacek.lipiec.bc@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 2021 17:27:56 GMT
Subject: Feature Request: View transformation operator for git commit object's read
Message-ID: <CAPGWkwdGvG5mAg85Ys_0NcwhsRoQ7_ago3nTPVo0oDBBZsf80Q@mail.gmail.com>
In-Reply-To: <001e01d6f0cd$f5aaed30$e100c790$@gmail.com>

Hey,

Recently I was thinking about various methods to bring order to a
chaos of commit messages that are used throughout the dev space –
namely conventional commits and, as alternative, emoji-log. First
method focuses on context, while the second one focuses on
presentation. Both are trying to bend current GIT capabilities to
convey context.

Feature request:
Option to add a transforming script to the output of all read
operations on commit object.

Example:
   $ GIT SHOW FDCCAE00C2D112717306F91A21BFA2BBDDB7DCF6
   COMMIT FDCCAE00C2D112717306F91A21BFA2BBDDB7DCF6
   MERGE: 6A235DB 0FCD13B
   AUTHOR: JACEK LIPIEC <jacek.lipiec.bc@gmail.com>
   DATE:   THU NOV 7 21:11:45 2020 +0100

       FEAT(LANG): SOME LANG FEATURE

with view transformation script of, either:
   /^FEAT\((?<SCOPE>.+?)\)/ => 👌
   /^FEAT\((?<SCOPE>.+?)\)/ => <SPAN TITLE=”SCOPE: $SCOPE”>👌</SPAN>

it could work like this:
   $ GIT CONFIG VIEW.TRANSFORMATION.EMOJI=/^FEAT\((?<SCOPE>.+?)\):/ => 👌
   $ GIT CONFIG VIEW.TRANSFORMATION.FULLTEXT=/^FEAT\((?<SCOPE>.+?)\):/
=> FEATURE $REST WITH SCOPE $SCOPE
   $ GIT CONFIG
VIEW.TRANSFORMATION.SHELLSCRIPT=/HOME/JACEK/PARSE-COMMIT-MESSAGE.SH
   $ GIT SHOW –TRANSFORM=EMOJI FDCCAE00C2D112717306F91A21BFA2BBDDB7DCF6
   COMMIT FDCCAE00C2D112717306F91A21BFA2BBDDB7DCF6
   MERGE: 6A235DB 0FCD13B
   AUTHOR: JACEK LIPIEC <JACEK.LIPIEC.BC@GMAIL.COM>
   DATE:   THU NOV 7 21:11:45 2020 +0100

      👌: SOME LANG FEATURE

   $ GIT SHOW –TRANSFORM= FULLTEXT FDCCAE00C2D112717306F91A21BFA2BBDDB7DCF6
   COMMIT FDCCAE00C2D112717306F91A21BFA2BBDDB7DCF6
   MERGE: 6A235DB 0FCD13B
   AUTHOR: JACEK LIPIEC <JACEK.LIPIEC.BC@GMAIL.COM>
   DATE:   THU NOV 7 21:11:45 2020 +0100

    FEATURE SOME LANG FEATURE WITH SCOPE LANG

Would allow both backwards compatibility and an option to return a
result in a way that can be easily read by humans, or alternatively,
easily parsable by machine.

Z poważaniem/Regards,
Jacek Lipiec