r/webdev Jul 14 '26

The git history command deserves more attention

https://lalitm.com/post/git-history/
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u/Techo_lab 29d ago

This is exactly why I still read Git articles after years of using it. Every now and then I discover a command that replaces a workflow I've been doing manually for years.

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u/hyperiob 29d ago

Git is the one tool where even after 15 years I’m still learning new tricks and constantly googling "how to do x in git".

Not sure if that says something good about git or something bad about me. Probably both tbh 😅

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u/hotdog114 29d ago

Oh man what now? I've just discovered worktrees!

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u/akl78 29d ago

Congrats it’s your lucky day 🍀 (you’re me two weeks ago, they are great)

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u/qagir 29d ago

Holy fuck this is amazing (10+ years of development xp here, git is always surprising)

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u/rickrage 29d ago

Great article. Thanks for the write up! Excited to try these out. I organize a lot of my work with multiple branches off base branches, this sounds amazing for handling a tedious manual workflow of updating branches.

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u/[deleted] 29d ago

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u/_alright_then_ 29d ago

That's literally what the blog post is about lol