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I'm surely missing your point here, but isn't that exactly what git does? `git log <file>` gives you the entire history of commits that touches that particular
by teppix 2y ago
I'm surely missing your point here, but isn't that exactly what git does?
`git log <file>` gives you the entire history of commits that touches that particular file.
edit: i suppose you mean the ability to keep track of what is being done in other unmerged branches perhaps?