Found this handy command today, it is a newer usage of 'git blame' with the addition of -L start,end:file/path
. Super handy when tracing back the changes to a specific set line group.
git log -L 50,75:./some/path/file.ext
Found this handy command today, it is a newer usage of 'git blame' with the addition of -L start,end:file/path
. Super handy when tracing back the changes to a specific set line group.
git log -L 50,75:./some/path/file.ext
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