Wow. I've written about how powerful revision control tools become not just a place to stash diffs, but a full-on code editing tool (http://bryan-murdock.blogs

Wow. I've written about how powerful revision control tools become not just a place to stash diffs, but a full-on code editing tool (http://bryan-murdock.blogspot.com/2010/09/mercurial-is-teh-awesome.html http://bryan-murdock.blogspot.com/2010/09/mercurial-is-teh-a...), but this is very impressive. I think he mentions that he does test these new commits that he creates as he goes about re-arranging history, but I think that should be emphasized more. I'd rather have a messy looking commit that passes tests than some nice looking commit that doesn't. bisect is powerful command that shouldn't be broken.