[Boost-bugs] [Boost C++ Libraries] #8633: fatal: reference is not a tree: 6f60f83963d0433e0f2cf85e57730944b3cf590c

Subject: [Boost-bugs] [Boost C++ Libraries] #8633: fatal: reference is not a tree: 6f60f83963d0433e0f2cf85e57730944b3cf590c
From: Boost C++ Libraries (noreply_at_[hidden])
Date: 2013-05-30 12:33:26


#8633: fatal: reference is not a tree: 6f60f83963d0433e0f2cf85e57730944b3cf590c
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 Reporter: markmi@… | Owner: nesotto
     Type: Bugs | Status: new
Milestone: To Be Determined | Component: assign
  Version: | Severity: Not Applicable
 Keywords: boostorg/boost.git |
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 Given the stage of git conversion this might not be surprising but I
 figured I'd mention it...

 Just a note reporting a clone error from an attempt to get a from scratch
 clone of https://github.com/boostorg/boost.git and what happens for
 libs/assign. (The command is from the SourceTree application.)

 git -c diff.mnemonicprefix=false -c core.quotepath=false clone --recursive
 https://github.com/boostorg/boost.git /Users/markmi/Documents/boost
 fatal: reference is not a tree: 6f60f83963d0433e0f2cf85e57730944b3cf590c
 Unable to checkout '6f60f83963d0433e0f2cf85e57730944b3cf590c' in submodule
 path 'libs/assign'

 The libs/assign/... working copy ended up empty. The rest cloned fine and
 each made a working copy from what I can tell. The libs/assign "Submodule
 path ... checked out ..." notice ended up missing (as expected given the
 above):

 ...
 Cloning into 'libs/array'...
 Submodule path 'libs/array': checked out
 'f7dc34aafe94dc3bcf4665f69e623f6073ac0b3c'
 Cloning into 'libs/asio'...
 Submodule path 'libs/asio': checked out
 'cfc2182105366f6ef6233519442531d7e6e8480a'
 Cloning into 'libs/assign'...
 Cloning into 'libs/atomic'...
 Submodule path 'libs/atomic': checked out
 '578d373dcc8e615201b667828ed27808ebb99763'
 ...


 This happened both times that I tried 2013-May-30 (rather early in the
 morning pacific time each time).

 In looking at the log for libs/assign the history was only for 8/18/04 and
 before until I checked off "Follow renamed files". Then more from 8/18/04
 and up to a 11/5/07 check-in showed up in the display of the log. Without
 the check off 6f60f83963d0433e0f2cf85e57730944b3cf590c is the next-to-last
 8/18/04 one shown.

 In another place SourceTree listed:

 -Subproject commit 6f60f83963d0433e0f2cf85e57730944b3cf590c

 +Subproject commit 109f5373b70c6aac0d599a96553f5febf7f1ac02-dirty


 Might the super-project have had a push without the subproject having had
 its matching push?

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