The git blame command displays each line of code along with the author and commit date, helping developers understand who wrote specific code and when, which is useful for debugging unfamiliar code or understanding project history; the -L option allows narrowing the output to specific line ranges.
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Git Tip #17: Find out who wrote that weird line of code with git blameAdded:
You find a line of code and it makes no sense. Who wrote this and why did I do that?
This is where Git might help you a bit.
You use Git blame file name. By doing this you will get to see every line, who changed it and when.
This is where you might find out that you were the one that wrote that weird line.
If you only care about a few lines, you can use Git blame {dash} L, then the first line number and the last line number, and then the file name.
And yes, it's called blame, but that doesn't mean you get to blame anyone.
This is more about understanding the history of your code.
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