# Canonical commit author for this repository.
#
# Per the project's git-authorship policy (see CLAUDE.md), every
# commit must be attributed to `msobroza` alone. This file remaps
# historical author identities to the canonical
# `msobroza <max.raphael@gmail.com>` form for display in `git log`
# (with `--use-mailmap` or when `log.mailmap=true` is set) and on
# GitHub's commit listings (GitHub honors `.mailmap` automatically).
#
# What this file does NOT do: it does not rewrite commit objects.
# The raw `.git/objects/` data still carries the original author
# strings — only display is remapped. To inspect the original
# attribution, run `git log --no-mailmap` or `git log --format='%aN <%aE>'`.
#
# Reference: https://git-scm.com/docs/gitmailmap
#
# Mailmap entry form used below:
#     <canonical>      <commit-email-to-match>
# matches any commit whose AUTHOR email is the right-hand value,
# regardless of the historical author NAME field.
#
# Note on committer: the squash-merge commits on `main` carry
# `GitHub <noreply@github.com>` in the COMMITTER field — that's the
# legitimate web-flow service identity for merges performed via the
# GitHub UI, and it is intentionally NOT remapped here. The AUTHOR
# field for those commits IS remapped (the author email is
# `max.raphael@gmail.com`, which the first entry below covers).

# Primary identity: any commit with the canonical email becomes
# `msobroza <max.raphael@gmail.com>`. Covers both the
# `Max Raphael Sobroza Marques` and `Max Sobroza` name variants
# that have appeared in the history.
msobroza <max.raphael@gmail.com>   <max.raphael@gmail.com>

# Early commits made before `git config user.email` was set
# locally — git defaulted to the `you@example.com` placeholder.
msobroza <max.raphael@gmail.com>   <you@example.com>

# One historical merge commit whose author email was Claude's
# tooling identity. Per the authorship policy, attribution belongs
# to msobroza alone.
msobroza <max.raphael@gmail.com>   <noreply@anthropic.com>
