> and even then I'm fairly sure I could have done without it.
Just understating how git bisect works is the real superpower. The tool is a nice add on, but often you're right, is easier to bisect by hand by going to a known working commit and then doing a smart bisect based on the code you think might be offending.
But at least knowing the concept of bisection is a huge game changer.
Just understating how git bisect works is the real superpower. The tool is a nice add on, but often you're right, is easier to bisect by hand by going to a known working commit and then doing a smart bisect based on the code you think might be offending.
But at least knowing the concept of bisection is a huge game changer.