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This is a hilariously absurd proposition. The existence of `git bisect` necessarily precludes an issue that personal expertise cannot find without some help. P
by ljm 5y ago
This is a hilariously absurd proposition. The existence of `git bisect` necessarily precludes an issue that personal expertise cannot find without some help.
Personal expertise tells you to use a tool like git bisect to find a problem, so you are more effective in your work. The same as it tells you to use gdb to debug a stack trace. Or do you eyeball the CPU executing instructions in realtime?
An absence of personal expertise will convince you that you are smart enough to do it on your own.
- randomopining 5y agoSo let’s say there’s 50 commits in a short time between good and bad. Of those 50 there’s a few that are “maybes”. Bisect is completely useless