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November 1, 2012 17:09
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How to spelunk code in RubyMine with git
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Open git history for the file. | |
In annotate view, find the line of code and the sha. | |
Select history view and start typing the sha until it's selected. | |
Type 'esc', then down arrow. | |
Right-click and select "Annotate" - this will open the prior rev in the editor in annotate view. | |
Find that line of code and repeat. |
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That sucks actually, compared to things like
git log -Smy_string in/this/file.txt
... orgit bisect run
if in need of some smarts to do the checking.