If you make a habit of browsing your git log with -p or --numstat, you'll see the changes to the ADR show up. > be unsure whether it’s still relevant. The ide

If you make a habit of browsing your git log with -p or --numstat, you'll see the changes to the ADR show up. > be unsure whether it’s still relevant. The idea is that it's still relevant unless it's been marked superceded or deprecated. > the history itself tells you whether those changes stuck around or were superseded. Not really. The history has all of the changes, interleaved. So it's not easy for, looking at a commit message way in the past, to know whether a decision described there still applies to some later version.