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   by xfmpXIe76lF4GfR 4y ago

   Depending on which git distro you installed and what options you chose, sure.
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   by xfmpXIe76lF4GfR 4y ago

   Git also lets you think about ranges. You just tell it the range and it figures out what commits are in the range. You can also get a sequential number from whatever point you choose with tools like `git describe`.
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   by xfmpXIe76lF4GfR 4y ago

   git literally has built-in tooling for this. It's called bisect (and they literally mention "bisection" in the next sentence).