_posts/2023-04-15-give-credit-where-credit-s-due.md

@@ -33,8 +33,9 @@ to add a trailer.  In your global `.gitconfig` file, add
 This can be used as part of a two step process:
 
 1. Make your commit as you normally would
-2. Use the alias to add a trailer
-  * `git add-trailer "Co-authored-by: Partner <a@example.com>"`
+1. Use the alias to add a trailer
+
+- `git add-trailer "Co-authored-by: Partner <a@example.com>"`
 
 We can still have typos though. But if our pairing partner has worked on this
 repository in the past, we can find their information in the git log.  This is
@@ -50,15 +51,16 @@ git log --pretty="%an <%ae>" \
 ```
 
 Breaking this down:
-* `git log --pretty="%an <%ae>"`
-  * List the author of every commit in our repositry and format it appropriately
+
+- `git log --pretty="%an <%ae>"`
+  - List the author of every commit in our repositry and format it appropriately
     for attribution
-* `sort -u`
-  * Make the list sorted and unique
-* `fzf`
-  * Prompt us to make a selection from the list
-* `xargs -I "{}" git add-trailer "Co-authored-by: {}"`
-  * Take the result from our prompt and pass it into our new git alias
+- `sort -u`
+  - Make the list sorted and unique
+- `fzf`
+  - Prompt us to make a selection from the list
+- `xargs -I "{}" git add-trailer "Co-authored-by: {}"`
+  - Take the result from our prompt and pass it into our new git alias
 
 And when everything is in place, attribution is a breeze!
 
@@ -66,8 +68,7 @@ And when everything is in place, attribution is a breeze!
 
 And in the spirit of attribution, thanks to last week's pairing partner:
 
-Encouraged-by: nichol alexander &lt;nichol.alexander@gmail.com&gt;
-
+Encouraged-by: nichol alexander \<nichol.alexander@gmail.com>
 
 [1]: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-interpret-trailers
 [2]: https://github.blog/2018-01-29-commit-together-with-co-authors/