Changelog

All notable changes to flake-bisect are documented here. This project follows semantic versioning.

0.2.0

--json PATH writes a machine-readable report (- streams it to stdout). The report carries a stable status, the culprits, a reproduce_command, the invocation count, and the confirmation results — ready to gate CI on.
Confirmation stage. After the bisect, flake-bisect verifies that the minimal set reproduces the failure standalone, then re-runs the rest of the suite with the culprits removed. If the target still fails, it reports that at least one more independent polluter remains instead of under-reporting.
--no-confirm skips the two confirmation runs when you want the fastest possible result.
The stderr summary now reports the total number of pytest invocations across all phases, not just bisect iterations.

Bare pytest at the repo root now collects only tests/ (via testpaths), so the deliberately self-polluting examples/ fixtures no longer trip up a plain test run.

Initial release: delta-debugging (ddmin) over pytest ordering to find the minimal set of tests that poison a flaky target, with a bundled order-pinning plugin, sanity checks, and stable exit codes.