On Mon, Jun 13, 2022 at 3:07 PM Konstantin Ryabitsev <konstantin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > It's just strange that we've been doing something similar like this to tens of > thousands of repositories (e.g. those on codeaurora.org), and it's the first > time that I see such consistent corruption manifest itself. If I were to go > with my gut instinct, I would blame the shallow checkout on the client, but I > don't have any good way of explaining why that would be the culprit either. One thing that *is* different with a shallow clone followed by push, is that the `git push` pushes a lot of objects unnecessarily because the client doesn't have the commits to prove that they're unnecessary. So the delivered pack file has a *lot* of redundant objects. (A `--depth 2` clone usually omits most redundant objects, which is a reason to use `--depth 2` instead of `--depth 1`.) Chris
