Branch in Time
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A concrete claim: a well-crafted revision history is as important to maintainability as picking the right abstraction, demonstrated by a bug where an inefficient in‑memory sort exists because a default association ordering once forced a quick workaround. The story shows using git blame, git log -p and the pickaxe to trace the change, then using git rebase -i, amend and fixup with autosquash to reshape commits; the useful outcome is a focused history that explains the why, not just the what.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 16:20Revision History
- 18:18Configure Git
- 18:29Gits for Verbose Mode
- 22:59Get Used to Treating Your Commits as Mutable
- 24:38Git Annotate
