I love git bisect for complex regressions! If I don’t immediately know where a bug is, I write a regression test and then bisect to find where it was introduced. Knowing exactly where the bug was introduced and being able to look at the diff almost always speeds up finding the bug.
For those who don’t know (I assume you do), you can git bisect run some_command and git will automatically run git bisect until it finds the falty commit. It’s amazing.
I love
git bisectfor complex regressions! If I don’t immediately know where a bug is, I write a regression test and then bisect to find where it was introduced. Knowing exactly where the bug was introduced and being able to look at the diff almost always speeds up finding the bug.For those who don’t know (I assume you do), you can
git bisect run some_commandand git will automatically run git bisect until it finds the falty commit. It’s amazing.