(In reply to comment #26)
> I already did that, right, during the bisect procedure? Or are you asking me to
> compile the "latest" version but without this commit?
The later. I was surprised that this commit causes the regression, so I want to make sure this commit is the real 'bad' commit.
> In that case, can you please guide me how to do that?
You can use git revert to revert this commit after 0 revision is left, then compile and test.
> do I update my git tree to reflect the latest changes.. something like a svn
> up? Thanks.
git pull
(In reply to comment #26)
> I already did that, right, during the bisect procedure? Or are you asking me to
> compile the "latest" version but without this commit?
The later. I was surprised that this commit causes the regression, so I want to make sure this commit is the real 'bad' commit.
> In that case, can you please guide me how to do that?
You can use git revert to revert this commit after 0 revision is left, then compile and test.
> do I update my git tree to reflect the latest changes.. something like a svn
> up? Thanks.
git pull