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Git bisect in one command

I think it git bisect

requires too much input.

To check the last N commits I have to do:

user@host> git bisect start HEAD HEAD~10
user@host> git bisect run py.test -k test_something
 ...
c8bed9b56861ea626833637e11a216555d7e7414 is the first bad commit
commit c8bed9b56861ea626833637e11a216555d7e7414
Author: ...
Date:   Thu Apr 16 16:52:41 2015 +0200

    - Commitmessage: ....

user@host> git bisect reset

It would be nice to have this on the same team

Example:

git bisect --start HEAD~10 run py.test -k test_something

With one command, I don't mean a shell line separated by semicolons :-)

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Browsing the documentation isn't possible, but you might be able to find that grosser / git-autobisect project if you have a test to run.



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