using git bisect to find a bug in nodejs (intermediate) anthony explains
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- Опубликовано: 19 мар 2024
- today I walk through how I figured out a zip corruption problem and when it was introduced in nodejs!
- how to use git bisect: • finding regressions wi...
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The true lesson here is to check the issue tracker first :)
Great video super entertaining
i've forgot how entertainment was to watch your explaining videos, cheers!
Anthony just casually does cool stuff like this all the time. Great video!
This is really fun to watch! Thanks for the deep dive!
Very cool; Hope you feel better Anthony
Always nice to see a 'git bisect run'. Great to learn some zip details. Get well soon!
this video was really helpful and I get to knoq lot of new tools and ideas, thanks for making these videos ❤
Subbed. Loved the walkthrough.
Video's like these are the bomb ! :) Thanks man!
Learned that git bisect has a `run` subcommand. Very helpful and information packed video, thanks!
Thanks for sharing!
very much appreciated this video
this video was awesome to watch
Yaaaaay welcome back, Anthonks!
Another example why engineers will always be needed over AI. Though, I myself would never have been able to debug this 😂.
Legit thought you said “Sentry has a release system called CRAP” 😂
might as well be called that tbh
The author of this commit also created fastify.
git bisect is such a great tool
binary searching commit hell. I salute you sir
> bug in nodejs
Was it the existance of node itself?
every program has bugs, even languages. watch this one talk called zebras all the way down, may interest you a lot