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Yep, plus you can always do a git blame of the commit just before this happens. For example git blame a1b2c4 -- foo.js Where a1b2c4 is the commit hash. Cou
by rashkov 3y ago
Yep, plus you can always do a git blame of the commit just before this happens.
For example
git blame a1b2c4 -- foo.js
Where a1b2c4 is the commit hash. Could even tag the commit to make it more convenient:
git tag beforeRefmt a1b2c4
git blame beforeRefmt —- foo.js
and push the tag up for everyone to have access to it
git push —-tags