[Twirrim]

All sorts of stuff, I git bisect reasonably regularly.

You can even do things like automatically git bisect the linux kernel, with a little care. I wrote this up a few years ago https://paulgraydon.co.uk/posts/2020-12-27-automated-kernel-....

I can't talk about the actual case that lead me to ever need to git bisect a kernel in the first place, but at the same time I also learned how to make a minimalist one-C-file initrd, because what I needed to catch was visible under a /sys or /dev mount, or something like that. I later realised it's possible to do the same thing with Go in slightly easier syntax, if you cajole it in to producing a statically compiled binary!

[IshKebab]

He means the runtime bisection that this article is about, not `git bisect`.