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December 18, 2013, 04:42:47 PM
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December 18, 2013, 04:47:00 PM
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It's worthwhile to learn the git bisect command for finding things like this out.

If the offending commit did nothing except this, you can even commit a reversion to your local repository, by running git revert 123abc. Then you can keep track of future updates by
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git fetch origin
git rebase origin master

(You may want to replace 'master' with some other branch, if it offends you that 'master' will no longer match 'origin/master'.)
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