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Do you expose the posterior probabilities anywhere so you can see how confident it is in the result?
by convexly 6mo ago
Do you expose the posterior probabilities anywhere so you can see how confident it is in the result?
- ajb 6mo agoNot the OP, but Fyi you know that to some extent anyway, because the termination condition is that confidence is above a specified value. This is one of the advantages over just doing git bisect with some finger-in-air test repeat factor. But yeah it can print that too.
- hauntsaninja 6mo agoYes! It will show you the posterior probability as a single commit starts to become more likely. In addition, running `git bayesect status` will show you all posterior probabilities