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		nomel on Nov 6, 2023 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Git rebase, what can go wrong > * press the "annotate" button in my IDE and can see which commit introduced each line In PyCharm, I can see which commit introduced each line, regardless of branching. Same with drilling down through a files history. Is this an IDE limitation you're seeing? > every step of the way, I get a meaningful description of why Isn't this more about commit messages, than anything else?

nemetroid on Nov 6, 2023 [–]

The context of my comment is the usefulness of a clean history, not about merging vs rebasing.

> Is this an IDE limitation you're seeing?

I'm using Jetbrains too.

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