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by rany_ 1360 days ago
It also makes git blame a lot less useful in these scenarios.
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You can pass git blame -w to ignore whitespace changes, though yes, in general it is annoying.
I wouldn't have made this comment if I knew that. Though I suppose this is still an annoyance for git web interfaces. Thanks for the info!
On GitHub you can add ?w=1 to diff URLs to get the same thing (there's a button for it too?)
I can't find the button. I guess it's a hidden feature