My gripe with merge commits is they don't integrate nicely with `git blame`. If I'm looking through historic commits (to understand why a change was made, or perhaps to debug an issue) I'll often `git blame` the line…
This was great. The exercises towards the end definitely taught me some new tricks. `git reflog` and `git bisect` weren't part of my git lexicon, but they absolutely will be now.
My gripe with merge commits is they don't integrate nicely with `git blame`. If I'm looking through historic commits (to understand why a change was made, or perhaps to debug an issue) I'll often `git blame` the line…
This was great. The exercises towards the end definitely taught me some new tricks. `git reflog` and `git bisect` weren't part of my git lexicon, but they absolutely will be now.