Re: Using git-bisect to find more than one breakage

> This is what I tried to do:
> - Make a branch ("working") at the bad commit
> - Commit a patch to undo the bug-causing change from that commit
> - Make a copy of the master branch
> - git-rebase working
> - (Then if that worked, use git-bisect to find the next breakage)
> 
> I expected git-rebase to just apply all the commits from the master
> onto my working branch, possibly stopping in the case of a conflict to
> the file I patched. Instead, it produces large conflicts with
> unrelated files, on the very first commit it tries to apply. I even
> get the conflicts if the commit I make before using git-rebase changes
> no files at all (just adding an empty file 'test').
> 
> Is there something wrong with my method here? Is there another way to do 
> this?
> 
> I am thinking for now I will just use git-bisect between the bad
> commit and master, and apply my changes to every bisection.