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Day 4: add 2 flashcards to Git Fundamentals set - #1892
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| "back": "git bisect performs a binary search through commit history to find the commit that introduced a bug. Mark a known-bad commit (git bisect bad) and a known-good one (git bisect good); Git checks out the middle commit and you test, repeating until the culprit is found. End with git bisect reset.", |
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When a reader follows the commands shown here with no active bisect, the workflow cannot reach the claimed midpoint: git bisect bad requires starting a session, and after adding only that step, the bare git bisect good marks the still-checked-out bad commit as good and fails because the same commit is both good and bad. I checked git bisect -h, whose usage lists git bisect start ... and git bisect (good|bad) [<rev>...]; include the start step and pass or check out the known-good revision, as demonstrated in content/guides/introduction-to-git/08-history.md:191-198.
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Adds 2 flashcards to the Git Fundamentals set (cardCount 18 -> 20):
git-19: staging part of a file withgit add -pgit-20: finding regressions withgit bisectPart of the 8-Day Hacktoberfest Challenge (Day 4).