git bisect visualize

This command helps you inspect the range of commits under test in your bisect session by running git log with the --bisect option to filter only the commits that differ between the good and bad endpoints.

It operates by wrapping git log --bisect, which computes commits reachable from one end but not the other and marks them with left/right markers; you can add --oneline for a concise list, --graph to visualize branch structure, --decorate to show refs, or use -n <count> to limit output, and you can also provide a revision range or pathspec after the command to narrow the view.

Common variations include git bisect visualize --oneline, git bisect visualize --graph --decorate, and the direct equivalent git log --bisect. Related bisect commands that complement this are git bisect start, git bisect good, git bisect bad, git bisect log to record your bisect history, and git bisect reset to end the session.