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Find the commit that introduced a regression automatically with git bisect run.
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| name | git-bisect-regression |
| description | Find the commit that introduced a regression automatically with git bisect run. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| tags | ["git","debugging"] |
| status | active |
git bisect start, then git bisect bad (now) and git bisect good <known-good-sha>.0 when the code is good and non-zero when it's broken.git bisect run ./check.sh — git binary-searches history and prints the first bad commit.git bisect reset when done to return to your branch.