I've been using GIT for a while on windows, but recently my GIT local git repository got corrupted and considering what changed recently I think it could be one of the following:
1. I moved my src folder from drive C: to drive E: and then created a junction back on C: in restore the original folder layout. 2. later I flagged the src folder on E: as compressed and let it compress all the sub-folders and files. This also compressed the .git repository 3. I installed TortoiseGIT 2.0.0 After step #2 the git repository was still fine, no errors reported by git fsck. I did then some commits to that git repo via the C: folder location, using TortoiseGit and while at first everything seemed to be fine, I eventually saw corruption in that repo, with the following error: error: sha1 mismatch 83da2ddd8cfe61fd4b41aadb0b127340a6fb4449 error: 83da2ddd8cfe61fd4b41aadb0b127340a6fb4449: object corrupt or missing ... I checked the .git folder and inside the /objects/ folder was no /83/ sub-folder at all. Considering that the last step before the corruption was updating TortoiseGIT, I think it may have been that version of TortoiseGIT, but I am not certain, as I had been in holidays beforehand, so the issue may have come in with #2 or even #1 and I only noticed after coming back from holidays and updating TortoiseGIT. My main question is this: Is there any known issues regarding any of the above that anyone on this mailing list is aware of ? Thanks for your help in advance. PS: I've updated to TortoiseGIT 2.1.0.0 yesterday, so will see if my new local GIT repo shows any problems in the next few days, using that client. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Git for human beings" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to git-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
