From the course: Source Code Control in .NET with Git Using SourceTree
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Blame
From the course: Source Code Control in .NET with Git Using SourceTree
Blame
- [Instructor] Sometimes it's useful to know who made a change so that you can talk with them about what they had in mind. For this you use the unfortunately-named Blame command. Let's pick a check-in, choose one of the files that we're interested in, right-click on it, and select Blame Selected, that is, the Blame command for the selected file. This brings up every line in the file, who made the change, and which change set it happened in. Notice it says double-click to view the history. Let's double-click and here is every bit of the history of that file. So it begins with creating the class, adding a line, adding the greeting. Now we're at Lease 1.0 where we create the calculator and so forth. And we can work our way through what happened in this file, when it happened, who made the changes, and what change set they're in.
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