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Finding a Buggy Commit Using git bisect and curl #git
March 11th, 2014
Describes a recipe for using git bisect and curl to find where in the commit history a bug was introduced.
Patrick Double
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Object Partners is pleased to welcome Jeremy Schacherer to their technology consulting staff. Jeremy has 19 years of technology experience working in the food packaging, government, internet auctions, insurance and direct mail industries. Jeremy has been doing full stack Java development since 2003. He is writing SOAP web services (Java, Groovy, XSD, Spring WS) at his current assignment. He is married with 3 sons, 14, 3 & 3 (identical twins). Jeremy enjoys spending time with his family and friends, playing volleyball with his wife, watching football, and NASCAR.
Jeremy will be another great fit for the OPI Omaha team! Welcome Jeremy!
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