In this screencast, we once again analyze the history of a git repository. This time, though, we go further: we first generate a chart showing test runtimes across revisions, using only the command line. We then focus on a sudden change in runtime that the chart reveals, repurposing git bisect to make git find the commit that caused the change automatically.
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