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by timhh
1598 days ago
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In my experience it's better to just bite the bullet and do it. Eventually you will do it, so you either screw up git blame for a small codebase with a small amount of history, or wait until it is a large codebase with a large amount of history to screw up. > It would be nice if there was a kind of diffing algorithm that can diff code units syntactically across history. There have been quite a few attempts at that though I've only seen them applied to resolving merge conflicts. It would be interesting to try them for blame too. |
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