On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 12:56:48AM +0200, Stephen R. van den Berg wrote:
> Well, the usual way to fix this is to actually startup fetch and tell it
> to try and fetch all the weak links (or just fetch a single hash (the
> offending origin link)) from upstream; this is by no means the default
> operatingmode of fetch, but I don't see any harm in allowing to fetch
> those if one really wants to.
Maybe I am misremembering the details of fetching, but I believe you
cannot fetch an arbitrary SHA-1, and that is by design. So:
1. You would have to argue the merits of changing that design. I
believe the rationale relates to exposing some subset of the
content via refs, but I have personally never felt that is very
compelling.
2. Even if we did make a change, that means that _both_ sides need the
upgraded version.
-Peff
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