git blame
A command in the Git version control system used to trace the last modifier of each line of a file, displaying line by line the commit hash, author and commit time.
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The project's design goals include semantic structure, versioning and attributability, where attributability is embodied in git blame tracing the commit and source of every legal provision.
git blame annotates each line with the commit hash, author and date of the most recent change to that line.
A structured commit message can answer 90% of git blame questions.
git blame is usually used with the -L parameter to limit the line range.
Phloem is an exploratory tool and cannot replace git log, git bisect or blame.
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The project's design goals include semantic structure, versioning and attributability, where attributability is embodied in git blame tracing the commit and source of every legal provision.
50%Unverifiedgit blame annotates each line with the commit hash, author and date of the most recent change to that line.
50%UnverifiedA structured commit message can answer 90% of git blame questions.
50%Unverifiedgit blame is usually used with the -L parameter to limit the line range.
50%UnverifiedPhloem is an exploratory tool and cannot replace git log, git bisect or blame.
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