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I'm not sure what this is, but git blame doesn't have to be a hostile thing. Maybe it isn't named the best way. It lets you find the reason why and context in
by elsjaako 11y ago
I'm not sure what this is, but git blame doesn't have to be a hostile thing. Maybe it isn't named the best way.
It lets you find the reason why and context in which certain code was added.
- mfontani 11y ago~/.gitconfig [alias] praise = blame git praise ./path/to/file
- LeoNatan25 11y agoHaha great! I will remember this.
- dkersten 11y agoHmm, not a bad idea: [alias] who = blame git who file :)
- lsaferite 11y agoI use it more for the 'when' aspect than the 'who' aspect.
- fs111 11y agoold svn user?
- icelancer 11y agosvn ships as annotate/praise by default. git annotate also works though praise does not unless you alias it as shown in this thread.