Earlier today, the birch repository was corrupted due to issues which are still
under investigation. The corruption has been fixed in the master repository,
and no changesets were lost.
The possibility exists that your local clone is also corrupted if you pulled
from birch during that time period.
To see if your clone is corrupted, you can run |hg verify| on it. If it shows
problems:
* From our testing, you should be able to push from your local clone without
re-breaking things.
* When you are in a position to do so, the following command should fix it:
hg strip -f --no-backup -r 133188:tip && hg update -C && hg pull && hg
update -C
* You can confirm that your clone is fixed by running |hg verify| on it again.
Note that any local changes to your repository WILL BE LOST when the above
command is run, so make sure any patches in progress are backed up beforehand.
If you need any help with the hg commands, please ask in #hg or #releng or ping
me directly.
Apologies for any inconveniences this may have caused.
Thanks,
Ryan
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