Gits says object ddd6d6d33030cd039eb0ebc5d7f8cd65334d8fdc is corrupt: invalid type

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Gary Gregory

2014-09-07 02:28:54 UTC

I just tried to commit and got:

https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf/logging-log4j2: Object
ddd6d6d33030cd039eb0ebc5d7f8cd65334d8fdc is corrupt: invalid type

Ideas?

Gary

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Gary Gregory

2014-09-07 02:32:08 UTC

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I should be more precise and say that I tried a "Commit and push" from EGit.

Gary

Post by Gary Gregory
https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf/logging-log4j2: Object
ddd6d6d33030cd039eb0ebc5d7f8cd65334d8fdc is corrupt: invalid type
Ideas?
Gary
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Matt Sicker

2014-09-07 18:38:24 UTC

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I've never seen that before! And I've seen a bunch of git errors in my
time, too.

Post by Gary Gregory
I should be more precise and say that I tried a "Commit and push" from EGit.
Gary

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Gary Gregory

2014-09-07 23:36:01 UTC

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FRAK! Must be a corrupted local repo :-(

G

Post by Matt Sicker
I've never seen that before! And I've seen a bunch of git errors in my
time, too.

Post by Gary Gregory
I should be more precise and say that I tried a "Commit and push" from EGit.
Gary

Gary Gregory

2014-09-08 12:21:32 UTC

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FWIW, rather than trying to recover the repo, I just deleted it and cloned
it fresh.

Gary

Post by Gary Gregory
FRAK! Must be a corrupted local repo :-(
G

Post by Matt Sicker
I've never seen that before! And I've seen a bunch of git errors in my
time, too.

Post by Gary Gregory
I should be more precise and say that I tried a "Commit and push" from EGit.
Gary

Matt Sicker

2014-09-08 13:50:18 UTC

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Post by Gary Gregory
FWIW, rather than trying to recover the repo, I just deleted it and cloned
it fresh.
Sounds like Git in a nutshell actually! As you get used to using it, these

situations stop occurring (unless EGit is the problem; try TortoiseGit
perhaps?)

Post by Gary Gregory

Post by Gary Gregory
FRAK! Must be a corrupted local repo :-(
G

Post by Matt Sicker
I've never seen that before! And I've seen a bunch of git errors in my
time, too.

Post by Gary Gregory
I should be more precise and say that I tried a "Commit and push" from EGit.
Gary

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Gary Gregory

2014-09-08 13:57:52 UTC

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Sadly I suspect EGit... no proof.

Gary

Post by Gary Gregory
FWIW, rather than trying to recover the repo, I just deleted it and
cloned it fresh.
Sounds like Git in a nutshell actually! As you get used to using it,

these situations stop occurring (unless EGit is the problem; try
TortoiseGit perhaps?)

Post by Gary Gregory

Post by Gary Gregory
FRAK! Must be a corrupted local repo :-(
G

Post by Matt Sicker
I've never seen that before! And I've seen a bunch of git errors in my
time, too.

Post by Gary Gregory
I should be more precise and say that I tried a "Commit and push" from EGit.
Gary