Ever used git blame to understand why code looks like this? 😅
I’m curious how developers actually use it in real life.
🔸 What each option means
▪️ Daily 🔍 — You treat blame like a navigation tool: quick context, fast debugging, faster reviews.
▪️ Sometimes 🕵️ — Only when it’s useful: production incidents, mysterious regressions, “who touched this?” moments.
▪️ Never 🙅♂️ — You avoid it: fear of blame culture, prefer pairing, docs, tickets, or git log/PR history instead.
▪️ It depends 🤷 — Context matters: team culture, repo quality, commit habits, and whether the goal is learning vs finger-pointing.
💬 Quote
“Code never lies, comments sometimes do.” — Ron Jeffries
#git #github #versioncontrol #softwareengineering #devlife #cleancode #teamculture #codequality #debugging
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