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      <title>Introducing bisectrunk: Parallel Git bisection for real-world regressions</title>
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      <description>The Broad, Los Angeles. Photo by Logan DeBorde. I’m delighted to announce the first public release of bisectrunk, a Rust CLI for parallel Git bisection of real-world software regressions.&#xA;You give it a known-good revision, a known-bad revision, and a few shell hooks that describe how your ecosystem installs and tests a commit. It then finds the commit that changed the result by evaluating several candidates at once, each in its own isolated environment.</description>
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