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But commit messages can easily get plowed under in some annoying "reformatted, I hate tabs/spaces" commit. I do like to see some "why" sprinkled in here and the

by usrusr 9y ago

But commit messages can easily get plowed under in some annoying "reformatted, I hate tabs/spaces" commit. I do like to see some "why" sprinkled in here and there that will survive those accidents. But I will nonetheless prefer blame output if it is still meaningful. Also, I enjoy a commit that removes redundant comments almost as much as one that removes redundant code.

vk23 9y ago
You can either pass a commit id to git blame to see changes before the reformat happend or you can use git log like this: git log -L0,10:file.txt