06.07.2011 11:15, Erich Titl пишет: > Hi Andrew > > at 06.07.2011 09:43, Andrew wrote: >> 06.07.2011 09:34, Erich Titl пишет: >>> Hi folks >>> >>> Trying to clean up and pull together all the various source and config >>> files I am wondering where the fine version info and modification >>> history within the source files went. Call me old fashioned, but I >>> personally like it. Is that something that just went overboard in the >>> GIT frenzy? >>> >>> cheers >>> >>> Erich >> git log --follow<path to filename>, key '-u' - for view patches. >> There is no file versions in git, there is a commits - which should be >> treated as patches. And you even can revert a commit that was done many >> months ago, without need to apply all fresher modifications manually. > :-) > > I just like to see individual commit messages within the files, along > with some kind of a version, which makes it easier to understand the > evolution of the beast. Maybe this is not modern thinking, but then be > it. There is no need for individual commits for each file - one commit can touch unlimited number of files. This is much better than individual commits - at least, there is no problem to rollback to any state of repository - to tag commit or to start new branch. There are some kind of 'version' - files hash (that can be seen in output of `git log -u`), but it's better to treat versions as commits hash. > So no chance of including the history automagically into the source > as in other version control systems. What a pity. > > cheers > > Erich
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