Just want to point out Julien also added a mach command wrapper for mozregression that installs it and everything. Just add 'mach' in front of his examples to try it out.
Thanks for all the work here Julien! On 02/12/15 04:42 PM, Julien Pagès wrote:
Hello, I'm happy to announce the release 2.0.0 of mozregression! This is a major release, which uses a new bisection algorithm that makes it much easier to use. Instead of forcing the user to specify a branch to bisect against or defaulting to mozilla-inbound, mozregression now tries to detect merge commits and will automatically switch to the correct branch to continue the bisection after narrowing the range down to a day. As a result, we can consolidate or eliminate many command line options. Some examples of mozregression usage for bisecting Firefox: # bisect using dates mozregression -g 2015-11-20 -b 2015-11-25 # implied branch is m-c mozregression -g 2015-11-20 -b 2015-11-25 --repo inbound # bisect using changesets mozregression -g dcd5230c4ce1 -b 931721112d8e # implied branch is m-i mozregression -g 1b2e15608f34 -b abbd213422a5 --repo m-c # use debug builds mozregression -g 2015-11-20 -b 2015-11-25 -B debug mozregression -g dcd5230c4ce1 -b 931721112d8e -B debug # launch a single build mozregression --launch abbd213422a5 --repo m-c mozregression --launch 2015-11-25 --repo aurora -B debug See [1] for more details. [1] http://mozilla.github.io/mozregression/news.html#2.0.0-release
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