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by mkgolden
2297 days ago
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I think you do get value from it. You won't know it till you eventually do have to go digging in commit history, though I don't find myself doing this regularly. I have found it useful when attempting to understand why code was changed or written the way it was some years previous before. I have also used it to understand when/where a bug was introduced. A tool I like for exploring git history is DeepGit. |
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