Máté Novak
opened 3 years ago
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Is this reproducible? If yes, please provide relevant test files and sample repo.
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Did find same issue with a large file. Investigating...
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Name Previous Value Current Value Priority
Normal
Major
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Ok, thanks. The files uploaded weren't that large, about 40 MB each.
I've tried to push from my local repository using:
git lfs push --object-id <remote> <oid>If the lfs object's folder was under lfs/objects on remote, then the command did absolutely nothing, if I removed the folders manually from remote and then tried the command again, it show some progress and seemed to finish, but again size of file on remote was just wrong. What is interesting is that I tried this two or three times and the size on remote size was different each time.
We're using an elest.io instance to run OneDev, I tried to reproduce on my localhost but I couldn't, files were added correctly over there.
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OneDev
changed state to 'Closed' 3 years ago
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Closed
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Hi there, is it planned to release a build with this fix anytime soon?
Thanks.
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The fix will be in 8.0 release, together with a lot of other improvements and bug fixes. I hope to get it out at mid this month.
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Thanks!
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OneDev
changed state to 'Released' 3 years ago
Previous Value Current Value Closed
Released
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State changed as build #3440 is successful
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With 8.0, LFS upload will be much faster, and also corrupted upload will unlikely to happen any more even on unstable network. However existing corrupted uploads need to be removed, by removing the lfs folder from server, and push all objects again.
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Hi,
We have an issue with some zip files we uploaded to OneDev's remote repository using the Git LFS mechanism, which produced the cloning of the repository to fail. On the local end, the files seem to be properly uploaded but when we check them on the remote end, the size of the files is much less than expected, as if the file is written corrupted. Eventually, the issue was fixed by manually putting the files from the local repository to the server, using the file explorer tool and not git lfs push. In this case, the lfs objects were added with the expected size and cloning started to work again. But even with this fix, we are not able to use Git LFS which is highly important for our project. I appreciate any help or leads that can lead us to fix the issue.
Thanks.