You MUST use this (amazing) Git Command

Git Bisect is an amazing Git utility that you can use to spot bugs and fix them fast! In this video I go through the basics of git bisect, how it works, and how to use it in a real-ish world application. This is a great git bisect example and I hope you enjoy!

Let me know if you like this and want to see more videos on git!

[henrikstanleymortensen]

Short, clear, to the point. Nice video Chris.

[kzakaria]

Never used it before but now I might. Nice video deserves more views

[brick]

Love your videos man... If I see you made a video I always click in the search results. One thing I *wish* you did was explain any aliases (ie. git sla)

[mathzygote]

To be honest, I have been using git for 3 years now, and I don't know anything about git, thanks Chris (:

[_Holy_Lance_]

Thank you, now I have a better idea of how to use it. The video is perfect.

[manonmartin]

Thank you so much for this video, it helped me a lot

[WhiteSiroi]

wow, your vids are awesome and very useful, ty

[ahmednkhan]

Video was great, and the key clicks were satisfying. Any info you could provide on the keyboard?

[Raubritterr]

Can you please share your terminal colorscheme? Love it!

[PhanorColl]

ok, I have to ask, what is the sla flag stand for? is it an alias?

[leonvankammen]

Im not fully understanding it 😢
What problem does it solve compared to running git reset (switching to a previous commit) until the specs fail?

[siezxdf]

nice video, thanks. but i dont get the point of this tool. why not just step through history one by one? is it just for the "convience" of typing `git bisect good/bad` that checks out the next commit?