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You can bisect across the more coarse merge commits, without “destroying” history and losing the ability to bisect across more granular constituent commits. Bis
by joshribakoff 3y ago
You can bisect across the more coarse merge commits, without “destroying” history and losing the ability to bisect across more granular constituent commits. Bisect is more robust when more information is preserved.
- suzzer99 3y agoThis exactly. I'd rather pinpoint the issue to a small commit with only a few changes vs. "well I know which feature caused the issue, now to wade through 65 changed files."