I'm curious about how everyone here uses git commit history. I only use commit history for these use-cases:
1. When I'm trying to understand the context around a change that has been made to a file. usually the whole commit provides a better context.
2. When I want to revert a change that breaks the latest release.
3. Comparing branches for rebasing/merging
Are there any other use-case that people use git commit history for?
1. When I'm trying to understand the context around a change that has been made to a file. usually the whole commit provides a better context. 2. When I want to revert a change that breaks the latest release. 3. Comparing branches for rebasing/merging
Are there any other use-case that people use git commit history for?
is commit history useful in other ways?