Heretechalheretechal.hashnode.dev·May 4, 2024Git Myths Debunked: What Even Some "Experts" Often Get WrongI am definitely, absolutely, positively,**not an expert on the Git source code management system. I'm just old and opinionated. This is a short list of untrue things that I've found a vast number of developers seem to believe about Git. You need a ce...26 readsGitHub
HuyNGhuynq.dev·Mar 9, 2024Bisecting regression issue in FlutterFlutter is a popular framework for building cross-platform applications. However, regression issues may arise occasionally due to the introduction of a bad commit. Identifying and isolating these problematic commits is crucial for maintaining a stabl...36 readsFlutter
Shai AlmogforJava, Debugging, DevOps & Open Sourcedebugagent.com·Feb 13, 2024Unleashing the Power of Git BisectWe don't usually think of Git as a debugging tool. Surprisingly, Git shines not just as a version control system but also as a potent debugging ally when dealing with the tricky matter of regressions. https://youtu.be/yZuPHEBbjYI As a side note, if...15 likes·996 readsPractical Debugging at ScaleGitHub
Edvin Dsouzaedvindsouza.hashnode.dev·Sep 20, 2023Perform a Git Bisect to Find a Bug: A Step-by-Step GuideStep 1: Create a Simple Repository We'll start by creating a simple Git repository to demonstrate the Git bisect process. mkdir my-git-repo cd my-git-repo echo "hi welcome " >> index.html git init git add index.html git commit -m "first commit" git b...git-bisect
Shreyansh Jainjainshreyansh.com·Sep 10, 2023Git BisectIntroduction The "git bisect" command is a handy tool for pinpointing the exact commit that introduced a bug into your code. It works by systematically narrowing down the range of commits where the code was working fine and where it's broken. Assumin...GitHub
5 Mins Learn5minslearn.hashnode.dev·Nov 30, 2022Spot the culprit commit with Git BisectBrief about Git Bisect It happened on Friday (a build day), my team was working on final touch ups to deliver that iteration’s build. One of my team member was keenly looking at the code. “What are you looking for? “, I asked him. “Someone has made a...46 readsGit
