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Yes, especially with projects with long history. You want to know who did what at a particular code block, and what it was like before. Since we tag all commi
by dd82 7y ago
Yes, especially with projects with long history. You want to know who did what at a particular code block, and what it was like before. Since we tag all commits with a ticket name/number, we can go back to Jira and see the ticket that was responsible for that change.
This helps a ton when refactoring code in a project with alot of history. I know that this bit was done this way for a reason, but that reason could be anything.