Before changing code it helps to find out why it is the way it is. History answers that better than comments do: it shows what was changed, when, and with what explanation.
git log --oneline -10 recent changes
git log -p file the history of one file
git show COMMIT what exactly was in a commit
git blame file who wrote a line and whenSome commits in this project have long messages that dig into the reason. That is deliberate: a line of code can be read, but why it was written that way can be found nowhere except the history.
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