feat(bisect): Add new bisection feature #59
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When kernel breaks we need to be able to use automated way bisection, using bisect command. This is initial version, that just works, but needs a bit more work to work reliably. I prefer to commit early, so we don't accumulate too much uncommited code. Signed-off-by: Denys Fedoryshchenko <[email protected]>
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I run into kind of weird situation, black reformat file, but isort doesn't like it. If i run isort, then black doesn't like it. |
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When kernel breaks we need to be able to use automated way bisection, using bisect command. This is initial version, that just works, but needs a bit more work to work reliably. I prefer to commit early, so we don't accumulate too much uncommited code.