> And most of all, the reporter would not feel like the bisection isWell it is proportional to the quality of the bug report. If it very vague enough often there is no other good answer. If it comes with already some debugging or good logs or a good test case etc. I agree just saying "please bisect" is not very nice (but sometimes it might be still needed if code review doesn't find anything) Perhaps there should be a document somewhere explaining this which can be easily pointed to. -Andi --
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