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An underrated feature is “blame” in the IDE. IntelliJ or Eclipse both support showing the last commit a line was changed in in the “gutter” of the code editor.
by b15h0p 7y ago
An underrated feature is “blame” in the IDE. IntelliJ or Eclipse both support showing the last commit a line was changed in in the “gutter” of the code editor.
Makes it easier to figure out how old a line of code is and (if the commit messages are any good) why it was introduced or changed.
- carlmr 7y ago>why it was introduced or changed. "Fixed formatting"
- hinkley 7y agoThat one’s easy enough. Show diff, run annotate again in the left hand side. Which is also why I always separate my formatting and structural changes into two sequential commits. Last interesting change is easy to read, and the previous one is the work of a few extra seconds.