KnitCorrupt error

[Andrew Straw]

'bzr check' fails with the same error. I deduce this means that my 
commit failed to produce a valid repository for some unknown reason.

So, how can I fix the issue? I'm happy to rollback and try the commit 
again, if possible.

Martin Pool wrote:
> On 8/28/07, Andrew Straw <strawman at astraw.com> wrote:
>> Looking a little further, doing "bzr up" on the computer where things
>> work (the Mac) results in no errors. The md5sum of the file reported to
>> be corrupt (the .knit file) is identical on the Mac and the linux machine.
>>
>> How are the number of lines counted? Could the be different on the Mac
>> vs. linux machines?
> 
> Can you try running 'bzr check' in the branch on your Mac, and maybe
> branching to a separate repository on that machine?
> 
> The root cause for this error might be a corruption in a file other
> than the one named in the error, in particular the kndx corresponding
> to it.  So it would be good to check that file is the same in both
> places too.
>