wine users - Oct 2010 - regression, troubles with setup git tree

Hi!
I probably found regression in Wine.
The problem is i don't know last stable release name (tag, version number)
of Wine which don't have this regression.
I carefully read about regressions here http://wiki.winehq.org/RegressionTesting
Here i see a way to setup git tree somewhere between stable versions. It can be
useful if i exactly know two adjacent (neighbour) stable version numbers (in
article example it is git bisect good wine-0.9.36, git bisect bad wine-0.9.37).
But I don't know it and want to find last working version. So I want to set
up git tree to exactly known stable versions. But this wiki article don't
show a way to do this. Is this way exist? Thanks!

On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 11:19, jpka <wineforum-user at winehq.org>
wrote:
> Hi!
> I probably found regression in Wine.
> The problem is i don't know last stable release name (tag, version
number) of Wine which don't have this regression.
If you identified the problem as a regression, you must have some idea
when it used to work, no ?
> I carefully read about regressions here
http://wiki.winehq.org/RegressionTesting
> Here i see a way to setup git tree somewhere between stable versions. It
can be useful if i exactly know two adjacent (neighbour) stable version numbers
(in article example it is git bisect good wine-0.9.36, git bisect bad
wine-0.9.37). But I don't know it and want to find last working version. So
I want to set up git tree to exactly known stable versions. But this wiki
article don't show a way to do this. Is this way exist? Thanks!
Did it work with wine 1.0 ?  You might want to start with this
BTW, 'git tag' gives you a list of tags (that are just normal
revisions with a name)

Just my 2 ?

jpka wrote:
> So I want to set up git tree to exactly known stable versions.
The most portable way (but dangerous if you have any source modifications, as
you will loose them) is:

Code:
git reset --hard wine-1.2.3


Where "wine-1.2.3" is a tag, or a commit id.