There are times when you want to copy the git repository and use it in your own project. And at that time you already have original changes along with the new changes that you make.
And so you want to find out who did the changes and how to work around with the ownership of the changes. Usually GUI based tools keep track of it and show you in the change history. However you often need to find out who in the file ownership made those changes.
Here are some of the basic usages of the git blame.
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I'll cover some of the other tips in near future in the posts related to the git, react, javascript and few other similar languages.
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