A concise 26-minute course by Aaron Stewart focused on using Git’s built-in tools to efficiently identify and resolve bugs in a codebase. Designed for developers working on large Git projects, the course demonstrates three key debugging techniques: Git Blame, which helps trace file history to identify when and by whom changes were made; Git Bisect, which applies a binary search through commit history to pinpoint the exact commit that introduced a bug; and Git Grep, used to search for specific strings or regular expressions across the codebase. By the end of the course, learners will have practical experience with these commands, enabling them to quickly locate problem areas and streamline their debugging workflow.
