bisectable6

query

old=2018.06 new=HEAD https://gist.github.com/AlexDaniel/7102bb2e70835f28851b992a41ea121f

result

Bisecting: 132 revisions left to test after this (roughly 7 steps)
[59faed1d2547a6896a87fb58aa73c7b1b465b1ea] Only look up Iterable once
»»»»» Testing 59faed1d2547a6896a87fb58aa73c7b1b465b1ea
»»»»» Script output:
ok 1 - * applied
ok 2 - -* applied
ok 3 - [foo_3,foo_1] applied
ok 4 - foo_1,-foo_1 applied
ok 5 - -foo_1,foo_1 applied
ok 6 - foo_2.[+-1,0],foo_3.foo_3_1 applied
ok 7 - (foo_*){1} applied
ok 8 - foo_2.asdf applied
ok 9 - foo_3.1 applied
ok 10 - -foo_3,* applied
ok 11 - *,-foo_3 applied
ok 12 - foo_3,-* applied
ok 13 - -*,foo_3 applied
ok 14 - -foo*,foo* applied
ok 15 - foo*,-foo* applied
ok 16 - foo_2.[1..2] applied
ok 17 - foo_2.[0..-1] applied
ok 18 - foo_2.[0..-1].-foo_2_3 applied
ok 19 - foo_2.[0..-1].-0 applied
ok 20 - foo_2*.0,foo_2.1 applied
ok 21 - foo_2.0..0 applied
ok 22 - foo_2.+0..0 applied
ok 23 - foo_2.-0..0 applied
ok 24 - foo_2.-1..-1 applied
ok 25 - foo_2.+-1..-1 applied
ok 26 - foo_2.--1..-1 applied
ok 27 - ++foo_4 applied
ok 28 - --foo_4 applied
ok 29 - +-foo_4 applied
ok 30 - -+foo_4 applied
ok 31 - foo_2.0 applied
ok 32 - foo_2.+0 applied
ok 33 - foo_2.1 applied
ok 34 - foo_2.+1 applied
ok 35 - foo_2.2 applied
ok 36 - foo_2.+2 applied
ok 37 - foo_2.3 applied
ok 38 - foo_2.+3 applied
ok 39 - foo_2.-0 applied
ok 40 - foo_2.-1 applied
ok 41 - foo_2.-2 applied
ok 42 - foo_2.-3 applied
ok 43 - foo_2.+-0 applied
ok 44 - foo_2.+-1 applied
ok 45 - foo_2.+-2 applied
ok 46 - foo_2.+-3 applied
ok 47 - foo_2.+-4 applied
ok 48 - foo_2.--0 applied
ok 49 - foo_2.--1 applied
ok 50 - foo_2.--2 applied
ok 51 - foo_2.--3 applied
ok 52 - foo_2.--4 applied
ok 53 - foo_2.-*,foo_2.+-1.bar applied
ok 54 - foo_2.*,foo_2.--1 applied
ok 55 - *foo_4 applied
ok 56 - +non-existent applied
ok 57 - +non-existent,-foo* applied
ok 58 - -non-existent applied
ok 59 - empty selector tree applied
1..59

»»»»» Script exit code: 42
»»»»» Bisecting by exit code
»»»»» Current exit code is 42, exit code on “old” revision is 42
»»»»» Note that on “old” revision exit code is normally 0, you are probably trying to find when something was fixed
»»»»» If exit code is not the same as on “old” revision, this revision will be marked as “new”
»»»»» Therefore, marking this revision as “old”
»»»»» -------------------------------------------------------------------------
»»»»» Testing 38d046fafb42aab3391f49cd97cef6150298e397
»»»»» Script output:
ok 1 - * applied
ok 2 - -* applied
ok 3 - [foo_3,foo_1] applied
ok 4 - foo_1,-foo_1 applied
ok 5 - -foo_1,foo_1 applied
ok 6 - foo_2.[+-1,0],foo_3.foo_3_1 applied
ok 7 - (foo_*){1} applied
ok 8 - foo_2.asdf applied
ok 9 - foo_3.1 applied
ok 10 - -foo_3,* applied
ok 11 - *,-foo_3 applied
ok 12 - foo_3,-* applied
ok 13 - -*,foo_3 applied
ok 14 - -foo*,foo* applied
ok 15 - foo*,-foo* applied
ok 16 - foo_2.[1..2] applied
ok 17 - foo_2.[0..-1] applied
ok 18 - foo_2.[0..-1].-foo_2_3 applied
ok 19 - foo_2.[0..-1].-0 applied
ok 20 - foo_2*.0,foo_2.1 applied
ok 21 - foo_2.0..0 applied
ok 22 - foo_2.+0..0 applied
ok 23 - foo_2.-0..0 applied
ok 24 - foo_2.-1..-1 applied
ok 25 - foo_2.+-1..-1 applied
ok 26 - foo_2.--1..-1 applied
ok 27 - ++foo_4 applied
ok 28 - --foo_4 applied
ok 29 - +-foo_4 applied
ok 30 - -+foo_4 applied
ok 31 - foo_2.0 applied
ok 32 - foo_2.+0 applied
ok 33 - foo_2.1 applied
ok 34 - foo_2.+1 applied
ok 35 - foo_2.2 applied
ok 36 - foo_2.+2 applied
ok 37 - foo_2.3 applied
ok 38 - foo_2.+3 applied
ok 39 - foo_2.-0 applied
ok 40 - foo_2.-1 applied
ok 41 - foo_2.-2 applied
ok 42 - foo_2.-3 applied
ok 43 - foo_2.+-0 applied
ok 44 - foo_2.+-1 applied

»»»»» Script exit code: 0
»»»»» Script exit signal: 11 (SIGSEGV)
»»»»» Bisecting by exit code
»»»»» Current exit code is 0, exit code on “old” revision is 42
»»»»» Note that on “old” revision exit code is normally 0, you are probably trying to find when something was fixed
»»»»» If exit code is not the same as on “old” revision, this revision will be marked as “new”
»»»»» Therefore, marking this revision as “new”
»»»»» -------------------------------------------------------------------------
»»»»» Testing 3905ac0bc3a6c8af8ed0cb351d77266af5b1af4b
»»»»» Script output:
WARNINGS for /home/bisectable/git/whateverable/data/all-modules/github/jdv/p6-data-selector/lib/Data/Selector.pm (Data::Selector):
Useless use of "~" in expression "$0 ~ substr( $1, 1, )" in sink context (line 423)
ok 1 - * applied
ok 2 - -* applied
ok 3 - [foo_3,foo_1] applied
ok 4 - foo_1,-foo_1 applied
ok 5 - -foo_1,foo_1 applied
ok 6 - foo_2.[+-1,0],foo_3.foo_3_1 applied
ok 7 - (foo_*){1} applied
ok 8 - foo_2.asdf applied
ok 9 - foo_3.1 applied
ok 10 - -foo_3,* applied
ok 11 - *,-foo_3 applied
ok 12 - foo_3,-* applied
ok 13 - -*,foo_3 applied
ok 14 - -foo*,foo* applied
ok 15 - foo*,-foo* applied
ok 16 - foo_2.[1..2] applied
ok 17 - foo_2.[0..-1] applied
ok 18 - foo_2.[0..-1].-foo_2_3 applied
ok 19 - foo_2.[0..-1].-0 applied
ok 20 - foo_2*.0,foo_2.1 applied
ok 21 - foo_2.0..0 applied
ok 22 - foo_2.+0..0 applied
ok 23 - foo_2.-0..0 applied
ok 24 - foo_2.-1..-1 applied
ok 25 - foo_2.+-1..-1 applied
ok 26 - foo_2.--1..-1 applied
ok 27 - ++foo_4 applied
ok 28 - --foo_4 applied
ok 29 - +-foo_4 applied
ok 30 - -+foo_4 applied
ok 31 - foo_2.0 applied
ok 32 - foo_2.+0 applied
ok 33 - foo_2.1 applied
ok 34 - foo_2.+1 applied
ok 35 - foo_2.2 applied
ok 36 - foo_2.+2 applied
ok 37 - foo_2.3 applied
ok 38 - foo_2.+3 applied
ok 39 - foo_2.-0 applied
ok 40 - foo_2.-1 applied
ok 41 - foo_2.-2 applied
ok 42 - foo_2.-3 applied
ok 43 - foo_2.+-0 applied
ok 44 - foo_2.+-1 applied
ok 45 - foo_2.+-2 applied
ok 46 - foo_2.+-3 applied
ok 47 - foo_2.+-4 applied
ok 48 - foo_2.--0 applied
ok 49 - foo_2.--1 applied
ok 50 - foo_2.--2 applied
ok 51 - foo_2.--3 applied
ok 52 - foo_2.--4 applied
ok 53 - foo_2.-*,foo_2.+-1.bar applied
ok 54 - foo_2.*,foo_2.--1 applied
ok 55 - *foo_4 applied
ok 56 - +non-existent applied
ok 57 - +non-existent,-foo* applied
ok 58 - -non-existent applied
ok 59 - empty selector tree applied
1..59

»»»»» Script exit code: 42
»»»»» Bisecting by exit code
»»»»» Current exit code is 42, exit code on “old” revision is 42
»»»»» Note that on “old” revision exit code is normally 0, you are probably trying to find when something was fixed
»»»»» If exit code is not the same as on “old” revision, this revision will be marked as “new”
»»»»» Therefore, marking this revision as “old”
»»»»» -------------------------------------------------------------------------
»»»»» Testing c2db40b781654bce5b37e6e0435e6627eebf9642
»»»»» Script output:
WARNINGS for /home/bisectable/git/whateverable/data/all-modules/github/jdv/p6-data-selector/lib/Data/Selector.pm (Data::Selector):
Useless use of "~" in expression "$0 ~ substr( $1, 1, )" in sink context (line 423)
ok 1 - * applied
ok 2 - -* applied
ok 3 - [foo_3,foo_1] applied
ok 4 - foo_1,-foo_1 applied
ok 5 - -foo_1,foo_1 applied
ok 6 - foo_2.[+-1,0],foo_3.foo_3_1 applied
ok 7 - (foo_*){1} applied
ok 8 - foo_2.asdf applied
ok 9 - foo_3.1 applied
ok 10 - -foo_3,* applied
ok 11 - *,-foo_3 applied
ok 12 - foo_3,-* applied
ok 13 - -*,foo_3 applied
ok 14 - -foo*,foo* applied
ok 15 - foo*,-foo* applied
ok 16 - foo_2.[1..2] applied
ok 17 - foo_2.[0..-1] applied
ok 18 - foo_2.[0..-1].-foo_2_3 applied
ok 19 - foo_2.[0..-1].-0 applied
ok 20 - foo_2*.0,foo_2.1 applied
ok 21 - foo_2.0..0 applied
ok 22 - foo_2.+0..0 applied
ok 23 - foo_2.-0..0 applied
ok 24 - foo_2.-1..-1 applied
ok 25 - foo_2.+-1..-1 applied
ok 26 - foo_2.--1..-1 applied
ok 27 - ++foo_4 applied
ok 28 - --foo_4 applied
ok 29 - +-foo_4 applied
ok 30 - -+foo_4 applied
ok 31 - foo_2.0 applied
ok 32 - foo_2.+0 applied
ok 33 - foo_2.1 applied
ok 34 - foo_2.+1 applied
ok 35 - foo_2.2 applied
ok 36 - foo_2.+2 applied
ok 37 - foo_2.3 applied
ok 38 - foo_2.+3 applied
ok 39 - foo_2.-0 applied
ok 40 - foo_2.-1 applied
ok 41 - foo_2.-2 applied
ok 42 - foo_2.-3 applied
ok 43 - foo_2.+-0 applied
ok 44 - foo_2.+-1 applied
ok 45 - foo_2.+-2 applied
ok 46 - foo_2.+-3 applied
ok 47 - foo_2.+-4 applied
ok 48 - foo_2.--0 applied
ok 49 - foo_2.--1 applied
ok 50 - foo_2.--2 applied
ok 51 - foo_2.--3 applied
ok 52 - foo_2.--4 applied
ok 53 - foo_2.-*,foo_2.+-1.bar applied
ok 54 - foo_2.*,foo_2.--1 applied
ok 55 - *foo_4 applied
ok 56 - +non-existent applied
ok 57 - +non-existent,-foo* applied
ok 58 - -non-existent applied
ok 59 - empty selector tree applied
1..59

»»»»» Script exit code: 0
»»»»» Bisecting by exit code
»»»»» Current exit code is 0, exit code on “old” revision is 42
»»»»» Note that on “old” revision exit code is normally 0, you are probably trying to find when something was fixed
»»»»» If exit code is not the same as on “old” revision, this revision will be marked as “new”
»»»»» Therefore, marking this revision as “new”
»»»»» -------------------------------------------------------------------------
»»»»» Testing 9f524d0adb2a48b66897f7b2ef2dca9ef6b47cd1
»»»»» Script output:
WARNINGS for /home/bisectable/git/whateverable/data/all-modules/github/jdv/p6-data-selector/lib/Data/Selector.pm (Data::Selector):
Useless use of "~" in expression "$0 ~ substr( $1, 1, )" in sink context (line 423)
ok 1 - * applied
ok 2 - -* applied
ok 3 - [foo_3,foo_1] applied
ok 4 - foo_1,-foo_1 applied
ok 5 - -foo_1,foo_1 applied
ok 6 - foo_2.[+-1,0],foo_3.foo_3_1 applied
ok 7 - (foo_*){1} applied
ok 8 - foo_2.asdf applied
ok 9 - foo_3.1 applied
ok 10 - -foo_3,* applied
ok 11 - *,-foo_3 applied
ok 12 - foo_3,-* applied
ok 13 - -*,foo_3 applied
ok 14 - -foo*,foo* applied
ok 15 - foo*,-foo* applied
ok 16 - foo_2.[1..2] applied
ok 17 - foo_2.[0..-1] applied
ok 18 - foo_2.[0..-1].-foo_2_3 applied
ok 19 - foo_2.[0..-1].-0 applied
ok 20 - foo_2*.0,foo_2.1 applied
ok 21 - foo_2.0..0 applied
ok 22 - foo_2.+0..0 applied
ok 23 - foo_2.-0..0 applied
ok 24 - foo_2.-1..-1 applied
ok 25 - foo_2.+-1..-1 applied
ok 26 - foo_2.--1..-1 applied
ok 27 - ++foo_4 applied
ok 28 - --foo_4 applied
ok 29 - +-foo_4 applied
ok 30 - -+foo_4 applied
ok 31 - foo_2.0 applied
ok 32 - foo_2.+0 applied
ok 33 - foo_2.1 applied
ok 34 - foo_2.+1 applied
ok 35 - foo_2.2 applied
ok 36 - foo_2.+2 applied
ok 37 - foo_2.3 applied
ok 38 - foo_2.+3 applied
ok 39 - foo_2.-0 applied
ok 40 - foo_2.-1 applied
ok 41 - foo_2.-2 applied
ok 42 - foo_2.-3 applied
ok 43 - foo_2.+-0 applied
ok 44 - foo_2.+-1 applied
ok 45 - foo_2.+-2 applied
ok 46 - foo_2.+-3 applied
ok 47 - foo_2.+-4 applied
ok 48 - foo_2.--0 applied
ok 49 - foo_2.--1 applied
ok 50 - foo_2.--2 applied
ok 51 - foo_2.--3 applied
ok 52 - foo_2.--4 applied
ok 53 - foo_2.-*,foo_2.+-1.bar applied
ok 54 - foo_2.*,foo_2.--1 applied
ok 55 - *foo_4 applied
ok 56 - +non-existent applied
ok 57 - +non-existent,-foo* applied
ok 58 - -non-existent applied
ok 59 - empty selector tree applied
1..59

»»»»» Script exit code: 0
»»»»» Bisecting by exit code
»»»»» Current exit code is 0, exit code on “old” revision is 42
»»»»» Note that on “old” revision exit code is normally 0, you are probably trying to find when something was fixed
»»»»» If exit code is not the same as on “old” revision, this revision will be marked as “new”
»»»»» Therefore, marking this revision as “new”
»»»»» -------------------------------------------------------------------------
»»»»» Testing 83b4c8dcf4f7af77c4514081978dfe9a39c59288
»»»»» Script output:
WARNINGS for /home/bisectable/git/whateverable/data/all-modules/github/jdv/p6-data-selector/lib/Data/Selector.pm (Data::Selector):
Useless use of "~" in expression "$0 ~ substr( $1, 1, )" in sink context (line 423)
ok 1 - * applied
ok 2 - -* applied
ok 3 - [foo_3,foo_1] applied
ok 4 - foo_1,-foo_1 applied
ok 5 - -foo_1,foo_1 applied
ok 6 - foo_2.[+-1,0],foo_3.foo_3_1 applied
ok 7 - (foo_*){1} applied
ok 8 - foo_2.asdf applied
ok 9 - foo_3.1 applied
ok 10 - -foo_3,* applied
ok 11 - *,-foo_3 applied
ok 12 - foo_3,-* applied
ok 13 - -*,foo_3 applied
ok 14 - -foo*,foo* applied
ok 15 - foo*,-foo* applied
ok 16 - foo_2.[1..2] applied
ok 17 - foo_2.[0..-1] applied
ok 18 - foo_2.[0..-1].-foo_2_3 applied
ok 19 - foo_2.[0..-1].-0 applied
ok 20 - foo_2*.0,foo_2.1 applied
ok 21 - foo_2.0..0 applied
ok 22 - foo_2.+0..0 applied
ok 23 - foo_2.-0..0 applied
ok 24 - foo_2.-1..-1 applied
ok 25 - foo_2.+-1..-1 applied
ok 26 - foo_2.--1..-1 applied
ok 27 - ++foo_4 applied
ok 28 - --foo_4 applied
ok 29 - +-foo_4 applied
ok 30 - -+foo_4 applied
ok 31 - foo_2.0 applied
ok 32 - foo_2.+0 applied
ok 33 - foo_2.1 applied
ok 34 - foo_2.+1 applied
ok 35 - foo_2.2 applied
ok 36 - foo_2.+2 applied
ok 37 - foo_2.3 applied
ok 38 - foo_2.+3 applied
ok 39 - foo_2.-0 applied
ok 40 - foo_2.-1 applied
ok 41 - foo_2.-2 applied
ok 42 - foo_2.-3 applied
ok 43 - foo_2.+-0 applied
ok 44 - foo_2.+-1 applied
ok 45 - foo_2.+-2 applied
ok 46 - foo_2.+-3 applied
ok 47 - foo_2.+-4 applied
ok 48 - foo_2.--0 applied
ok 49 - foo_2.--1 applied
ok 50 - foo_2.--2 applied
ok 51 - foo_2.--3 applied
ok 52 - foo_2.--4 applied
ok 53 - foo_2.-*,foo_2.+-1.bar applied
ok 54 - foo_2.*,foo_2.--1 applied
ok 55 - *foo_4 applied
ok 56 - +non-existent applied
ok 57 - +non-existent,-foo* applied
ok 58 - -non-existent applied
ok 59 - empty selector tree applied
1..59

»»»»» Script exit code: 0
»»»»» Bisecting by exit code
»»»»» Current exit code is 0, exit code on “old” revision is 42
»»»»» Note that on “old” revision exit code is normally 0, you are probably trying to find when something was fixed
»»»»» If exit code is not the same as on “old” revision, this revision will be marked as “new”
»»»»» Therefore, marking this revision as “new”
»»»»» -------------------------------------------------------------------------
»»»»» Testing 6850a64f83e41992ca0cab25cd8cf2bbe88a0029
»»»»» Script output:
WARNINGS for /home/bisectable/git/whateverable/data/all-modules/github/jdv/p6-data-selector/lib/Data/Selector.pm (Data::Selector):
Useless use of "~" in expression "$0 ~ substr( $1, 1, )" in sink context (line 423)
ok 1 - * applied
ok 2 - -* applied
ok 3 - [foo_3,foo_1] applied
ok 4 - foo_1,-foo_1 applied
ok 5 - -foo_1,foo_1 applied
ok 6 - foo_2.[+-1,0],foo_3.foo_3_1 applied
ok 7 - (foo_*){1} applied
ok 8 - foo_2.asdf applied
ok 9 - foo_3.1 applied
ok 10 - -foo_3,* applied
ok 11 - *,-foo_3 applied
ok 12 - foo_3,-* applied
ok 13 - -*,foo_3 applied
ok 14 - -foo*,foo* applied
ok 15 - foo*,-foo* applied
ok 16 - foo_2.[1..2] applied
ok 17 - foo_2.[0..-1] applied
ok 18 - foo_2.[0..-1].-foo_2_3 applied
ok 19 - foo_2.[0..-1].-0 applied
ok 20 - foo_2*.0,foo_2.1 applied
ok 21 - foo_2.0..0 applied
ok 22 - foo_2.+0..0 applied
ok 23 - foo_2.-0..0 applied
ok 24 - foo_2.-1..-1 applied
ok 25 - foo_2.+-1..-1 applied
ok 26 - foo_2.--1..-1 applied
ok 27 - ++foo_4 applied
ok 28 - --foo_4 applied
ok 29 - +-foo_4 applied
ok 30 - -+foo_4 applied
ok 31 - foo_2.0 applied
ok 32 - foo_2.+0 applied
ok 33 - foo_2.1 applied
ok 34 - foo_2.+1 applied
ok 35 - foo_2.2 applied
ok 36 - foo_2.+2 applied
ok 37 - foo_2.3 applied
ok 38 - foo_2.+3 applied
ok 39 - foo_2.-0 applied
ok 40 - foo_2.-1 applied
ok 41 - foo_2.-2 applied
ok 42 - foo_2.-3 applied
ok 43 - foo_2.+-0 applied
ok 44 - foo_2.+-1 applied
ok 45 - foo_2.+-2 applied
ok 46 - foo_2.+-3 applied
ok 47 - foo_2.+-4 applied
ok 48 - foo_2.--0 applied
ok 49 - foo_2.--1 applied
ok 50 - foo_2.--2 applied
ok 51 - foo_2.--3 applied
ok 52 - foo_2.--4 applied
ok 53 - foo_2.-*,foo_2.+-1.bar applied
ok 54 - foo_2.*,foo_2.--1 applied
ok 55 - *foo_4 applied
ok 56 - +non-existent applied
ok 57 - +non-existent,-foo* applied
ok 58 - -non-existent applied
ok 59 - empty selector tree applied
1..59

»»»»» Script exit code: 42
»»»»» Bisecting by exit code
»»»»» Current exit code is 42, exit code on “old” revision is 42
»»»»» Note that on “old” revision exit code is normally 0, you are probably trying to find when something was fixed
»»»»» If exit code is not the same as on “old” revision, this revision will be marked as “new”
»»»»» Therefore, marking this revision as “old”
»»»»» -------------------------------------------------------------------------
»»»»» Testing 2670236fae0f9bc3842c0c3e2e3acc4ed054a949
»»»»» Script output:
WARNINGS for /home/bisectable/git/whateverable/data/all-modules/github/jdv/p6-data-selector/lib/Data/Selector.pm (Data::Selector):
Useless use of "~" in expression "$0 ~ substr( $1, 1, )" in sink context (line 423)
ok 1 - * applied
ok 2 - -* applied
ok 3 - [foo_3,foo_1] applied
ok 4 - foo_1,-foo_1 applied
ok 5 - -foo_1,foo_1 applied
ok 6 - foo_2.[+-1,0],foo_3.foo_3_1 applied
ok 7 - (foo_*){1} applied
ok 8 - foo_2.asdf applied
ok 9 - foo_3.1 applied
ok 10 - -foo_3,* applied
ok 11 - *,-foo_3 applied
ok 12 - foo_3,-* applied
ok 13 - -*,foo_3 applied
ok 14 - -foo*,foo* applied
ok 15 - foo*,-foo* applied
ok 16 - foo_2.[1..2] applied
ok 17 - foo_2.[0..-1] applied
ok 18 - foo_2.[0..-1].-foo_2_3 applied
ok 19 - foo_2.[0..-1].-0 applied
ok 20 - foo_2*.0,foo_2.1 applied
ok 21 - foo_2.0..0 applied
ok 22 - foo_2.+0..0 applied
ok 23 - foo_2.-0..0 applied
ok 24 - foo_2.-1..-1 applied
ok 25 - foo_2.+-1..-1 applied
ok 26 - foo_2.--1..-1 applied
ok 27 - ++foo_4 applied
ok 28 - --foo_4 applied
ok 29 - +-foo_4 applied
ok 30 - -+foo_4 applied
ok 31 - foo_2.0 applied
ok 32 - foo_2.+0 applied
ok 33 - foo_2.1 applied
ok 34 - foo_2.+1 applied
ok 35 - foo_2.2 applied
ok 36 - foo_2.+2 applied
ok 37 - foo_2.3 applied
ok 38 - foo_2.+3 applied
ok 39 - foo_2.-0 applied
ok 40 - foo_2.-1 applied
ok 41 - foo_2.-2 applied
ok 42 - foo_2.-3 applied
ok 43 - foo_2.+-0 applied
ok 44 - foo_2.+-1 applied
ok 45 - foo_2.+-2 applied
ok 46 - foo_2.+-3 applied
ok 47 - foo_2.+-4 applied
ok 48 - foo_2.--0 applied
ok 49 - foo_2.--1 applied
ok 50 - foo_2.--2 applied
ok 51 - foo_2.--3 applied
ok 52 - foo_2.--4 applied
ok 53 - foo_2.-*,foo_2.+-1.bar applied
ok 54 - foo_2.*,foo_2.--1 applied
ok 55 - *foo_4 applied
ok 56 - +non-existent applied
ok 57 - +non-existent,-foo* applied
ok 58 - -non-existent applied
ok 59 - empty selector tree applied
1..59

»»»»» Script exit code: 42
»»»»» Bisecting by exit code
»»»»» Current exit code is 42, exit code on “old” revision is 42
»»»»» Note that on “old” revision exit code is normally 0, you are probably trying to find when something was fixed
»»»»» If exit code is not the same as on “old” revision, this revision will be marked as “new”
»»»»» Therefore, marking this revision as “old”
»»»»» -------------------------------------------------------------------------
83b4c8dcf4f7af77c4514081978dfe9a39c59288 is the first new commit