Fred Schott • 2/23/2014

git log is so 2005

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This article introduces a powerful Git alias command that replaces the standard 'git log' with a formatted, color-coded, and graph-based output. It explains how the alias provides a clearer visualization of branch history, commit messages, authors, and dates, making it invaluable for navigation, rebasing, and merge-based workflows.

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