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Yes, securing branches is very important, much like git-hooks if you are serious about the Git flow. How do you specifically investigate the history with rebas
by riperoni 3y ago
Yes, securing branches is very important, much like git-hooks if you are serious about the Git flow.
How do you specifically investigate the history with rebase and 10+ developers?
Do you manually look into commits on the branch, or go by a single file history, or look at merge/pull requests?
Personally, I prefer looking at the context of a file change within a merge/pull request. The specific merged/pull request can be read from the merge commits. And in case a specific file history is of interest, I can backtrack from that file's associated commits.
- tonymet 3y agoif master has a clean history, then use git-blame on the file to see where a change was introduced, and git show to see the entire change. then you can walk back through the git log to understand the context of the change.