fix(lgi): Bring back showing the author / signer name in gray

config

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 
 [core]
     editor = nvim
+    quotepath = off
 
 [init]
     defaultBranch = main
@@ -31,25 +32,28 @@
     s = "status"
 
     # custom git log (inline)
-    # sed part courtesy of: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17371955/verifying-signed-git-commits/32038784#comment124980964_32038784
     lgi = "!f() { \
         git log --graph --branches --all --date=human --color $@ \
-            --format='%C(bold dim green)%h%C(auto) - %C(yellow)%<(12)%cr %C(bold)→%C(reset) %s%C(dim white) - %an %C(bold green)<sig>%G?</sig>%GS%C(reset cyan)%d%C(reset)' | \
+            --format='%C(bold dim green)%h%C(auto) - %C(yellow)%cr %C(bold)→%C(reset) %s%C(reset bold yellow)%d <an>%an</an> <sig>%G?</sig> <sn>%GS</sn> %C(reset)' | \
         sed \
-            -e 's#<sig>G</sig>#Good Signature: #' \
-            -e 's#<sig>B</sig>#\\x1b[31mBAD#' \
-            -e 's#<sig>U</sig>#\\x1b[33mUnknown Trust: #' \
-            -e 's#<sig>X</sig>#Good | Expired#' \
-            -e 's#<sig>Y</sig>#\\x1b[33mExpired Key#' \
-            -e 's#<sig>R</sig>#\\x1b[31mRevoked#' \
-            -e 's#<sig>E</sig>#\\x1b[33mMissing Key#' \
-            -e 's#<sig>N</sig>##'; \
+            -e 's#<an>\\(.*\\)</an> <sig>N</sig> <sn>.*</sn>#\\x1b[0;2;3;37m- \\1#' \
+            -e 's#<an>\\(.*\\)</an> <sig>E</sig> <sn>.*</sn>#\\x1b[1;33mMissing Key: \\x1b[0;2;3;37m\\1#' \
+            \
+            -e 's#<an>.*</an> <sig>\\([^N]\\)</sig>#<sig>\\1</sig>#' \
+            \
+            -e 's#<sig>G</sig>#\\x1b[0;1;32mGood:#' \
+            -e 's#<sig>R</sig>#\\x1b[1;32mGood (revoked since):#' \
+            -e 's#<sig>X</sig>#\\x1b[1;32mGood (expired since):#' \
+            -e 's#<sig>U</sig>#\\x1b[1;33mUnknown Trust:#' \
+            -e 's#<sig>Y</sig>#\\x1b[1;33mExpired Key:#' \
+            -e 's#<sig>B</sig>#\\x1b[1;31mBAD:#' \
+            -e 's#<sn>\\(.*\\)</sn>#\\x1b[0;2;3;37m\\1#'; \
     }; f"
 
     # custom git log (always opens in pager)
     lg = "!f() { \
         git lgi $@ | \
-        less -cr; \
+        less --clear-screen --RAW-CONTROL-CHARS --chop-long-lines; \
     }; f"
 
     # Inspired by, then evolved from:

scripts/identity.sh

@@ -4,6 +4,12 @@ no_home_identities=".local/share/git/identities"
 identities="$HOME/$no_home_identities";
 mkdir -p "$identities";
 
+if [ ! -z "$(git config core.editor)" ]; then
+    EDITOR="$(git config core.editor)";
+elif [ ! -z "$GIT_EDITOR" ]; then
+    EDITOR="$GIT_EDITOR";
+fi
+
 function yes_or_no { # courtesy of: https://stackoverflow.com/a/29436423
     while true; do
         read -p "$* [y/n]: " yn;
@@ -28,8 +34,11 @@ function display_parts() {
     local email="$3";
     local sigkey="$4";
 
-    printf "[$identity] $name <$email>";
-    if [ ! -z $sigkey ]; then
+    if [ ! -z "$identity" ]; then
+        printf "[$identity] ";
+    fi
+    printf "$name <$email>";
+    if [ ! -z "$sigkey" ]; then
         printf " (signing key: $sigkey)";
     fi
     printf "\n";
@@ -128,7 +137,7 @@ case $1 in
             echo;
             echo "Copies the config from an identity to the local git config.";
             echo "Using set instead of link essentially means that future changes made to the identity will not be synced with the local git config.";
-            echo "If you wish for that be the case, you can manually include the identity in your local git config like so:";
+            echo "If you wish for that be the case, consider using the include subcommand instead.";
             echo;
             echo "[include]";
             echo "    path = ~/$no_home_identities/<identity>"
@@ -144,9 +153,47 @@ case $1 in
         [ ! -z "$email" ] && git config user.email "$email";
         [ ! -z "$sigkey" ] && git config user.signingKey "$sigkey";
     ;;
+    include)
+        if [ -z "$2" ]; then
+            echo "USAGE:";
+            echo;
+            echo "    git identity include <identity>";
+            echo;
+            echo "Takes the path of the file in which the identity is defined and includes it in your local git config.";
+            echo "This means that any changes made to the identity will be kept in sync in this local confif, risking a loss of consistency for the identity that's shown in your commits."
+            exit 1;
+        fi
+
+        get_identity "$2";
+
+        echo "Using this identity:";
+        display_identity "$identity";
+        echo;
+
+        git_config="$GIT_DIR/config";
+
+        echo "Writing to $git_config";
+        echo;
+
+        echo -e "[include]\n    path = ~/$no_home_identities/$identity" >> "$git_config";
+
+        res=0;
+
+        set -m;
+
+        #while [ "$res" -eq 0 ]; do # TODOOOOOOOOOOOO
+            echo "Your new identity is:";
+            display_parts "" "$(git config user.name)" "$(git config user.email)" "$(git config user.signingKey)";
+            yes_or_no "Is this good (otherwise, review the config)";
+            res=$?;
+            if [ "$res" -eq 1 ]; then
+                $EDITOR "$git_config";
+            fi
+        #done
+    ;;
     show)
         if [ -z "$2" ]; then
-            display_parts "current" "$(git config user.name)" "$(git config user.email)" "$(git config user.signingKey)";
+            display_parts "" "$(git config user.name)" "$(git config user.email)" "$(git config user.signingKey)";
         else
             get_identity "$2";
             display_identity "$identity";
@@ -163,7 +210,8 @@ case $1 in
         echo "    import: Imports an identity from a gpg key";
         echo "    remove: Removes a saved identity";
         echo "    set: Sets the identity of the current git repo";
-        echo "    show: Show a saved identity or the identity of the current repo";
+        echo "    include: Includes the identity file in your local git config"
+        echo "    show: Show a saved identity or the identity that's currently effective";
         echo "    list: List all saved identities";
         exit 1;
     ;;