In Git, it is possible to find out which user did what changes in a specific file. The command to do so is git blame. Go to your git repository and type the following :
git blame <file-name>
Eg : git blame Test.sh
It will display the list of exact specific changes committed by all the users who made changes to the file Test.sh.
Note : It also shows the user's time zones. This can be helpful to track the times when the changes were performed, if the git repository is shared by multiple users across different geographies.
git blame <file-name>
Eg : git blame Test.sh
It will display the list of exact specific changes committed by all the users who made changes to the file Test.sh.
Note : It also shows the user's time zones. This can be helpful to track the times when the changes were performed, if the git repository is shared by multiple users across different geographies.
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