On Sun, 27 Oct 2013 14:18:18 -0400, Ken Hornstein said: > I had to do a reverse-bisect to find this commit, which was kind of > interesting (git bisect only works to find something that WAS working > but is now broken; you have to use git porcelain commands to do the > reverse).
Actually, it's trivial to do a reverse bisect - just reverse the 'good' and 'bad'. git bisect start git bisect <known-working-commit> bad git bisect <known-busted-commit> good and at each step, use 'bisect bad' if it worked, and 'bisect good' if it was still failing.
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