How does the git blame command help in identifying changes?
- Displaying the author and last modification of each line
- Highlighting code changes over time
- Identifying the commit that last modified each line
- Displaying the commit message for each line
The 'git blame' command is used to identify the commit that last modified each line of a file. It helps in understanding the history of changes and who made those changes.
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