Johan Herland <jo...@herland.net> writes: > I simply copied the packfile containing the good copy into the > corrupted repo, and then ran a "git gc", which "happened" to use the > good copy of the corrupted object and complete successfully (instead > of barfing on the bad copy). The GC then removed the old > (now-obsolete) packfiles, and thus the corruption was gone. > > However, exactly _why_ git happened to prefer the good copy in my > copied packfile instead of the bad copy in the existing packfile, I do > not know.
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