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by oftenwrong 1119 days ago
Curious use of `annotate` instead of `blame`. Former user of cvs, bk, hg, bzr, fossil, etc?
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My favourite tool for this is the blame command in Magit (the Git client for Emacs). You can cycle between styles; one shows the commit message as a kind of header in-line with the code for instance. Another just shows a faint rule between lines that were changed in different commits. Then, one can press return to show the specific commit that the line was changed in. Well worth a try if you haven't already!
No-blame culture :grin:

(Also, JetBrains tools use "Annotate".)