Karthik Nayak <karthik.188@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > ... To ensure that the feature should > work with corrupt repositories with stale commit-graph, I'm thinking of > disabling the commit-graph whenever the `--missing` option is used. Just to avoid giving anybody a wrong guideline, for most of the other features, we should assume that the commit-graph accurately represents the reality in the object database and take advantage of it, leaving it to "git fsck" to ensure that the commit-graph is healthy. But "rev-list --missing", especially when used with actions other than allow-promisor or allow-any, is a feature that is only useful when one wants to really notice objects that are available in the object store, and it would be a bug for it to pretend as if objects the commit-graph has heard of exists without checking.
