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I don't know that I've ever wanted to diff a diff, but you could do that still. And bisecting would still be possible, especially if you use merges instead of r
by IshKebab 11mo ago
I don't know that I've ever wanted to diff a diff, but you could do that still. And bisecting would still be possible, especially if you use merges instead of rebases.
- cryptonector 11mo agoBisect rebases... you mean that you have two release branches based on divergent upstream branches and you want to quickly test where a bug was introduced on the way from the one to the other? What I would do in a rebase workflow is find the merge base (`git merge-base`) of the two release branches, and bisect from that to the release branch I'm interested in.