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Add script which helps with bisecting kernel issues#231
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To use, you need to have kernel checked out in `../bpf-next` dir, then run `git bisect start` in kernel dir, then run `git bisect run../packer-ci-build/test.sh` to automatically look for first kernel commit that breaks the build. Signed-off-by: Maciej Kwiek <maciej@isovalent.com>
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To use, you need to have kernel checked out in
../bpf-nextdir, thenrun
git bisect startin kernel dir, then rungit bisect run../packer-ci-build/test.shto automatically look forfirst kernel commit that breaks the build.
Not sure if we want to have this in the repo, putting a PR out so we may come back to it if needed.