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I think it works ok if you make a new branch from a known good commit, add the test, then rebase the new changes on top. You could do that with git checkout
by Tyr42 12y ago
I think it works ok if you make a new branch from a known good commit, add the test, then rebase the new changes on top. You could do that with
git checkout -b testing
git rebase -i HEAD~50 (or whatever)
move test commit to bottom, then save.
- tieTYT 12y agoThat's a great idea. I'll do this next time. The best part is I should be able to resolve any conflicts before I start bisecting. Where's the "accept as the right answer" check mark? :)