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BTW, what tool did you use for your commit/diff search?

• eesmith 9y ago
  Brute force. grep to find where the namedtuples are used in version control and in Python 2.7, 'git annotate' to find the last time the 'namedtuple' code was touched, then manually browse the github history view to search for when the code was added. If a given function was in python2.7 then it was easier. I checked if the code used to be a tuple.
  • xapata 9y ago
    Ah well. As far as I know, there's only BigQuery for full search of GitHub commits. They have some free usage, but it can quickly add up to $$ if you're not careful to restrict the query space.
    • eesmith 9y ago
      Now that I think about it, I believe I could have used a git bisect using grep as the run command.