#go
`git-who` is a tool that helps you understand who contributed to different parts of your codebase. Unlike `git blame`, which shows who wrote each line, `git-who` tells you who worked on entire components or file trees. This can be very useful for understanding the history and ownership of larger sections of code in your project. It provides three main views: a table showing contributions by author, a tree view showing contributions across directories, and a historical timeline of commits. These features help teams manage and maintain complex projects more effectively.
https://github.com/sinclairtarget/git-who
`git-who` is a tool that helps you understand who contributed to different parts of your codebase. Unlike `git blame`, which shows who wrote each line, `git-who` tells you who worked on entire components or file trees. This can be very useful for understanding the history and ownership of larger sections of code in your project. It provides three main views: a table showing contributions by author, a tree view showing contributions across directories, and a historical timeline of commits. These features help teams manage and maintain complex projects more effectively.
https://github.com/sinclairtarget/git-who
GitHub
GitHub - sinclairtarget/git-who: Git blame for file trees
Git blame for file trees. Contribute to sinclairtarget/git-who development by creating an account on GitHub.