Bisecting and going back to that one commit are alternatives.
So ideally what you can do is clone git master, then use "git checkout <sha1>" to check out a particular commit. I suggest you try the commit before the one I linked and with that commit itself too. That way you can check whether this would be the offending change.
Bisecting and going back to that one commit are alternatives.
So ideally what you can do is clone git master, then use "git checkout <sha1>" to check out a particular commit. I suggest you try the commit before the one I linked and with that commit itself too. That way you can check whether this would be the offending change.
(Note: bisecting isn't terribly difficult, just RTFM or something like this: http:// git-scm. com/book/ en/v2/Git- Tools-Debugging -with-Git)