For me, git bisect really does become much more interesting to use when feature branches are rebased to get a clean history. Just reading the history becomes ea

For me, git bisect really does become much more interesting to use when feature branches are rebased to get a clean history. Just reading the history becomes easier, since each feature branch has a self-contained part of the ordered history. In addition, it is also useful when merging a feature branch turns out to be a problem later on. Reverting a rebased merged feature branch is very easy, without having to think about if there any issues with mid-branch merges and so on.