Re:Show HN: GitPlex – A new Git repo management server with ...
by oneeyedpigeon on Wednesday November 23, 2016 @05:25AM
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I never really use `git blame` - my primary git use case is as a single user.
The history button in github is close to what I'd like, but it's not quite as friendly as single next/previous buttons that just paginate the changes to a file. That makes cycling through the history very easy, whilst 'click commit id, back, remember which commit we just viewed, click following commit id, repeate' all sounds a bit painful.
Something even closer to what you're asking for... in github hit the 'history' button on a file (next to blame) and you'll get the commits which affected it. Hit the 7 character commit-id and you'll be taken to the diff of that change, jumped specifically to the file in question.