I just hit publish on the latest video in the Git When You're Not Typing series. This has been a lot of fun for me to create, so I hope you're enjoying following along and learning with me.
The third video in the series is all about commits being the "unit of recovery" when something goes wrong. We talk about atomic commits, finding problems with git-bisect, and automating it using Playwright. Of course, all of this can be triggered by your AI agents.
This video introduces another downloadable tool for you: Playwright git-bisect automation script. It's linked with the course. The entire suite of tools for this course are also available in the Tools section of CraftQuest.
