Yes, git bisect. But what does git bisect require to be useful? A set of small atomic commits that make it easy to identify which line of code might be the or

Yes, git bisect. But what does git bisect require to be useful? A set of small atomic commits that make it easy to identify which line of code might be the origin of a very subtle bug you're looking for. Squash+merge will not provide you with such history, and make bisecting much less useful.