On Mon, 17 Dec 2012, Dmitriy Traytel wrote:

So the patch queue was not used for that particular change? I wonder if it can somehow interact nonetheless.
Right, no patch queue for that specific import. Changeset 50503 mentioned below was the tip at the moment, when I pushed.

This fits to the description of http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/RepositoryCorruption

  4.4. Fixing changeset reference for index files from a patch queue

  If the revision being repaired was part of an applied patch queue,
  recovery is somewhat more complicated because the index file copied from
  the cloned repo will reference the wrong changeset.

"If the revision being repaired was part of an applied patch queue" could also mean the row of changes by Jasmin that were already pushed and in their proper place. Jasmin, do you remember if these where plain first-order commits on your side, or the result of applying a patch queue?


One probably needs more understanding of the physical repository representation to deduce anything from that.


        Makarius

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