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Package identity answers "who is acting" the same way for every caller — the CLI, the TUI, and the core gate — so a ticket is attributed and owned consistently no matter which one wrote to it.
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func Aliases ¶ added in v0.1.1
Aliases lists every string that means "me", starting with Current(dir) so the canonical name is always first. git's user.email is included without being configured, because a ticket assigned by a teammate's tooling routinely carries an address rather than a name, and nobody should have to discover that by being refused.
The result is deduplicated case-insensitively and never empty.
func AliasesPath ¶ added in v0.1.1
func AliasesPath() string
AliasesPath is the file listing the other names that mean you: one per line, blank lines and # comments ignored. It exists because jaira knew an identity as exactly one string, while a person is several — a git user.name on one machine, a work email in a ticket's assignee, a personal email in another repository. The ownership rail compared those strings and concluded that your own tickets were not yours, which trained the habit of passing --force to every move. $JAIRA_HOME relocates it, as it does the rest of the per-user state.
func Current ¶
Current determines who is acting, preferring git's configured name so tickets are attributed the same way commits are. dir scopes the git lookup to a particular repository.
func Initials ¶ added in v0.1.1
Initials renders name as the first letter of each word, lowercased — the form used to stamp a sync folder, so a teammate can tell whose sweep it was at a glance rather than reading a full slug. A name with only one word has no initials to take, so its whole Slug is used instead: a folder named "b-20260823" tells a teammate nothing, but one named "berk-20260823" does. Reuses Slug for that single-word case and for the empty-name fallback, so there is one definition of "no usable characters" rather than two.
func IsMe ¶ added in v0.1.1
IsMe reports whether who names the person acting in dir, under any of their aliases.
func Same ¶ added in v0.1.1
Same is the one comparison every caller uses for "are these the same person": case-insensitive, ignoring surrounding space. Two empty strings are not the same person — an unassigned ticket belongs to nobody, not to everybody.
func Slug ¶
Slug reduces name to a string safe as a path component: lowercase, [a-z0-9-] only, with runs of anything else collapsed to a single dash and no leading or trailing dash. A name that reduces to nothing gets a non-empty fallback, since an empty path component would silently write to the parent directory.
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