Omega0 ([info]omega0) wrote,
@ 2009-04-17 17:23:00
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I had a runaway script wipe out a major chunk of the src directory of a project I was working on.  No need to panic, I'm using source control so I just need to git-reset and "index file corrupted"?

I did a little research and finally recovered the files.  I'm still a bit annoyed at Git though.  The whole purpose of git-reset is to wipe out any changes you've made.  Why the heck should it care if the index file is corrupted--it's about to overwrite it!



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[info]fdsf
2009-04-18 04:56 am UTC (link)
But... git is supposed to be the one true source control tool. It can't be fallible!

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[info]omega0
2009-04-23 12:08 am UTC (link)
eh, the files safe so it's source control rep is safe. I'd put this down to a UI issue. Which I suppose is to be expected from any complex app.

Well except maybe vim.

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