Hi,
I am using git as a frontend to my SVN-Repository. When I tried to
"git svn dcommit" several changes from my local git-repository, git
crashed (SEGFAULT, AFAIR).
Now I have a working copy (master branch) that points "somewhere in
the past" (at least my files are old). I have a git-svn remote branch
that points to the same SHA1.
$ git branch -a
dokument-zusammenfuehren
* master
git-svn
I cannot dcommit
$ git svn dcommit
Cannot dcommit with a dirty index. Commit your changes first, or
stash them with `git stash'.
at /Users/jens/libexec/git-core/git-svn line 415
And, indeed, the index is dirty.
I am confused (an slightly panicked), because my old commits seem to
be "gone", my WC does not contain the most recent files and there
seems to be no "backup-branch" with my old HEAD.
Any idea, how I might get my data back and how to 'resume' the dead
dcommit? Google did not turn up anything usefull, unfortunally.
BTW: I am currently using git version 1.6.0.rc0.24.gf45e0.dirty.
Jens
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