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Drawer: Archaeology
Questions for history: who, when, and in which commit.
6 bones on this page
- GIT-005 git bisect Binary search for the guilty commit — history interrogated by halves. Archaeology common
- GIT-006 git blame -w -C Ignores reindenting and relocation; points at who really wrote it. Archaeology uncommon
- GIT-007 git log -S The pickaxe: finds the commit where an expression was born or died. Archaeology uncommon
- GIT-008 git log -G The fine sieve: a regex over the diff, where the pickaxe can't reach. Archaeology forgotten
- GIT-009 git shortlog -sn The dig's census: who dug, and how many times. Archaeology uncommon
- GIT-010 git range-diff Compares two versions of the same commit series — before and after the rebase. Archaeology forgotten