brandonroberts
commented
1 month ago Yes, you can populate your .sauced.yaml with a single user and generate the code owners file. Every file you've touched will be attributed to you, and the other files won't have a contributor unless you define a fallback contributor or group.
Suggested solution
Since we can generate a CODEOWNERS file to show who has "most recently touched the files," it would be helpful to also generate one for a specific user (from those contributors) to see only the files they've worked on recently.
It would be great to also pass a time range and maybe mark those files to make them differentiable.