Mathieu Desnoyers wrote:
> Perhaps a new git blame "--ignore-trivial" and/or "--ignore-cleanup" could solve
> this by filtering out "trivial" and "cleanup" patches from the history it considers.
While this feature would be a good addition, more often than not I need
to look behind the latest commit regardless of whether or not it's a
trivial one.
So what I often end up doing is a `git blame --incremental`:
git blame --incremental -L100,+6 file.c | grep -o -e '^[0-9a-f]\{40\}'
This can be fed to `git log --stdin --oneline --no-walk` for more
user-friendliness.
Of course you could just do:
git log -L100,+6:file.c --oneline --no-patch
But for some reason that's much slower on my system.
Cheers.
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Felipe Contreras
