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git-history-forensics
ANo problem foundMichaelWeissDEV/owl-registry
Investigate and recover from Git history problems with hypothesis-driven, read-only-first methods: find when/where a bug or change was introduced (bisect, pickaxe, line-history blame), recover lost commits, branches, stashes and dropped work (reflog, fsck), and reason about what gc and expiry will delete. Use when someone asks "who/when/why did this change", "I lost my commits after reset/rebase/force-push", "find the commit that broke X", "recover a deleted branch or dropped stash", or "did th…
git-history-forensics got grade A on our automated scan on 2026-10-22.
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