Re: Longing for git-bisect

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Hi,

On Tue, 2007-03-27 at 19:41 -0500, Josh Boyer wrote:
> Has anyone played with keeping the Fedora kernel in a git tree
> somewhere?  Current rawhide makes my T60p weep on a regular basis in the
> form of nice hard lockups with no oops output or anything.  I'd love to
> be able to do a bisect on the kernel and see where things started going
> south.

I've got a script which takes one of our kernel CVS trees and unpacks it
incrementally into a git repo.  I use it privately in order to get git
trees for RHEL-4,5, rawhide etc. as a baseline for my own kernel working
trees.

In theory we should be able to use something like that for a proper CVS-
to-git mirror at the exploded-tree (not CVS pristine+patches) level,
which would be perfect for git bisecting.  We'd just need to wrap it in
a script which looks for new tags on the CVS trunk and pulls those in
order into the git tree.

But I'm not aware of anything that does that right now.

--Stephen


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