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Trying to identify any corrupted revisions prior to a subgit conversion.

This is a bit backwards. I know there is corruption, however:

svnadmin verify [repo]

Insists that all the revisions are OK. For example, I know that rev 10979 is corrupted, as when using the webadmin tool, all the files are not viewable.

I've dumped and loaded the repo to another server, and the corrupted rev transfers happily, but causes issues during conversion.

itChi
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  • If SubGit seemed to hang translating this revision, it might be caused by the very changes introduced by that revision -- if, for example, the svn project layout had been changed significantly. Most probably it can be resolved by correcting the mapping configuration, but it will definitely require manual intervention. – ildar.hm Nov 29 '18 at 06:01
  • I've checked it out on WebSVN at that revision, it appears that the content is actually corrupted. I can't checkout the rev, or view the contents of the file (it's garbage) so why would SVN not consider that it's corrupted? – itChi Nov 29 '18 at 09:46

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