"Shawn O. Pearce" <spearce@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> If we've already looked at a packfile and determined it isn't
> valid/usable as a pack, we shouldn't try to use it again in
> the future either. This avoids multiple error messages from
> the same packfile.
I haven't looked your patch very closely, but two successive
"git-repack -a -d" would produce the packfile under the same
name, but with different parameters (--window or --depth), the
old .idx and new .pack may not match.
Can this be possible (time flows from top to bottom):
git-repack -a -d somebody else
produces a new .pack/.idx
mv new .pack to objects/pack
mmap .idx (old)
finds .pack does not match
mv new .idx to objects/pack
Is this something we care about?
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