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Undo 50395667 - Project 'Git': Changed tag_list to code collaboration console ... by Marc Quinton Oct 03, 2024
Redo Ramkumar Ramachandra undid this on Feb 12, 2022 29948035 - Project 'Git': Enlisted in https://github.com/git/git - Undone Branch: master by bschineller Feb 01, 2014
Undo 50285063 - Project 'Git': Enlisted in https://github.com/git/git Branch: master by Ramkumar Ramachandra Feb 12, 2022
Can't Undo No earlier value. 50184775 - Project 'Git': Contributor 'Paul Eggert' renamed to 'Jari Aalto' by tester_123 May 21, 2020
Undo 50184774 - Project 'Git': Created alias for name 'Paul Eggert' by tester_123 May 21, 2020
Can't Undo No earlier value. 50184483 - Project 'Git': Changed link 953015's link_category_id to be 'Community' by Philippe Blain May 20, 2020
Can't Undo No earlier value. 50184482 - Project 'Git': Changed link 953015's url to be 'https://git-scm.com/community' by Philippe Blain May 20, 2020
Can't Undo No earlier value. 50184481 - Project 'Git': Changed link 953015's title to be 'Community' by Philippe Blain May 20, 2020
Undo 50184480 - Project 'Git': Created link 953015 by Philippe Blain May 20, 2020
Redo Philippe Blain undid this on May 20, 2020 50184476 - Project 'Git': Created link 953014 - Undone by Philippe Blain May 20, 2020

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