Output from git:
> git clone trunk test123
Cloning into 'test123'...
done.
hint: The remote resolves to a file:// URL, which can only work with a
hint: standalone transfer agent. See section "Using a Custom Transfer Type
hint: without the API server" in custom-transfers.md for details.
hint: The remote resolves to a file:// URL, which can only work with a
hint: standalone transfer agent. See section "Using a Custom Transfer Type
hint: without the API server" in custom-transfers.md for details.
^Cwarning: Clone succeeded, but checkout failed.
You can inspect what was checked out with 'git status'
and retry the checkout with 'git checkout -f HEAD'
Exiting because of "interrupt" signal.
--
So, it hung (and I used Ctrl+C after a few minutes), although it looked like the files were there. So, it performed better than breezy, but still got stuck. I guess that means breezy managed to corrupt the repo in some way.
Output from git:
> git clone trunk test123
Cloning into 'test123'...
done.
hint: The remote resolves to a file:// URL, which can only work with a
hint: standalone transfer agent. See section "Using a Custom Transfer Type
hint: without the API server" in custom-transfers.md for details.
hint: The remote resolves to a file:// URL, which can only work with a
hint: standalone transfer agent. See section "Using a Custom Transfer Type
hint: without the API server" in custom-transfers.md for details.
^Cwarning: Clone succeeded, but checkout failed.
You can inspect what was checked out with 'git status'
and retry the checkout with 'git checkout -f HEAD'
Exiting because of "interrupt" signal.
--
So, it hung (and I used Ctrl+C after a few minutes), although it looked like the files were there. So, it performed better than breezy, but still got stuck. I guess that means breezy managed to corrupt the repo in some way.