I'm using TortoiseHg to access Mercurial on BitBucket. I'm new to BitBucket, I just transisioned as part of the Atlassian's move away from SVN.
I have checked in most of my code. While I was doing this I discovered that I forgot to delete the .svn folders.
I used TortoiseHg to remove the files, committed, then deleted the files from the file system. During this process I stated to get the error: RevlogError: integrity check failed on 00manifest.i:28
I ran a verify using the TortoiseHg Workbench. It appears the manifest is OK. Errors don't start showing up until it starts checking files. Then I get 29 files that fail their "integrity check" while "unpacking".
SBN.MegaYellow/Mockups/SearchPage/assets/myBalsamiqProject.pdf@5: unpacking 02068e172171: revlog decompress error: Error -3 while decompressing data: incorrect data check
Some of these files are files that were deleted using the process above. Others are unchaged since the initial commit, and are still in the file system.
I tried to run a recover, but it found no problems.
% hg --repository D:\SBN recover --verbose
no interrupted transaction available
[command returned code 1 Tue Nov 13 11:59:59 2012]
At this point I can no longer interact with the repository.
How do I recover from this?
Thanks in advance,
Michael
Have you tried following some of the recovery procedures described here: http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/RepositoryCorruption ?
I don't see anything on that page about recovering from a "decompress error". Did I miss something?
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