On 20-10-17 12:07, Willem Ferguson wrote:
On 20/10/2017 11:08, Jan Mulder wrote:
On 20-10-17 10:48, Willem Ferguson wrote:
When bisecting, what type of version/commit number is used to refer
to specific commits?
Did you read https://git-scm.com/docs/git-bisect ?
you can use all kinds of references to a commit. Its SHA, a label
attached to it. And probably more, that I never used.
--jan
Thank you, Jan.
willem@FINS:~/src/subsurface$ git bisect start
willem@FINS:~/src/subsurface$ git bisect bad
willem@FINS:~/src/subsurface$ git bisect good 4.6.4-1003
fatal: Needed a single revision
Bad rev input: 4.6.4-1003
willem@FINS:~/src/subsurface$
I have no way of defining 4.6.4.1003 better. I need a better way to
specify a reference to a commit and selecting Help->About Subsurface
does not give more info.
Not sure I fully understand your issue. For example, my current build
(-1032) shows in the About screen: .... 4.6.4-1032-g46d0af4849d2
The g46d0af4849d2 part is the SHA (without the g), so the SHA you can
use in a bisect is 46d0af4849d2 (and this a SHA from a local commit from
me on top of the current master, so this one is not in the official repo).
--jan
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