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by eridius
3588 days ago
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The order in which code was written is pretty meaningless. What matters is how the function of the code changed over time. If I run `git blame` I should not be presented with a whole series of "fixed typo", "changed whitespace", etc commits. That makes it really hard to work with. When I use `git blame` I want to be presented with the commit that actually made a meaningful change to the code. |
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