Re: [Bug] Segfault in git status

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On Feb 18, 2008, at 5:26 PM, Junio C Hamano wrote:

Dane Jensen <careo@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

This was in OS X 10.5.2 with git compiled from cf5c51e. Falling back
to 1.5.4.2 cleared it up, so with the help of git bisect I've narrowed
the bug down to cf55870.

Do you have this issue only on OSX?  Do you have the issue on
any commit, or a particular commit?

It's not with any particular commit. It occurs with a fresh clone or at any other point, regardless of any changes I've made, what branch I'm on, or anything else I could think of testing.

What does the change between HEAD, index and the work tree
involve in the commit that causes the problem?  Can you make
repository available to the public for diagnosis (if it is "Only
on OSX", I may not be able to help much with, but never hurt to
ask)?

Unfortunately not. I'll try to see if I can't cook up a test case that reproduces it however.

Just to double check, can you see if reverting the commit (and
another commit that immediately follows) fixes the issue for
you?

A patch to do the revert for cf5c51e is attached.

The patch does indeed fix it.

Additionally, now that I see the output of a successful run right after a failed one, it appears that git-status is dying before listing untracked files. It will output the "Changed but not updated:" section, but then die before getting to "Untracked files:".

-Dane
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