'Git: How do I calculate the number of times a line has changed?
I'm trying to get the churn, or the number of times a line of code has changed. I've seen various approaches to do this with files, but how can I do it with a single line?
Using git log and numstat we can do something like
git log --numstat --pretty="%H" --after=2022-05-01
It's useful, but it does it at the file level. How can I do it at the line/code block level?
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