dolt-blame:tldr:e3887
dolt-blame: Display the latest commits for each row of a table when the specified commit was made.
$ dolt blame ${commit} ${table}
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The "dolt blame" command is used with the Dolt version control system to display who made the last change to each row in a specified table of a repository.
Here is the breakdown of the command:
- "dolt blame" is the main command to retrieve information about the changes made to a table.
- "${commit}" is a placeholder for the commit hash or reference that identifies a specific point in the commit history. It specifies the commit you want to blame for changes in the table.
- "${table}" is a placeholder for the table name in the repository. It specifies the specific table you want to examine for changes.
You would replace "${commit}" with the actual commit hash or reference, and "${table}" with the name of the table you want to examine. The command would then provide the output with information about who made the last changes to each row in that table, based on the specified commit.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.