[darcs-users] zlib and patch crc errors: an update
Petr Rockai
me at mornfall.net
Sun May 17 10:48:18 UTC 2009
Ganesh Sittampalam <ganesh at earth.li> writes:
> So darcs always (and has always) gzipped hashed pristine, and has never
> gzipped non-hashed pristine?
About non-hashed, I unfortunately have no idea. But hashed is definitely a
non-issue.
Eric Kow writes:
> It's not systematic, hence the concern. gzReadFilePS can accept either
> gzipped files or not (which is useful because you don't know if the remote
> repo has chosen compression, or in case you are grabbing patch files from
> multiple repos), but this means you can't tell if the underlying file has
> been gzipped by darcs or not.
It can read those, sure, but hashed pristine files are never non-gzipped, so it
doesn't matter there. For plain pristine, you should be able to just run darcs
repair to fix any crc issues, may they arise, without compromising pristine
integrity.
Yours,
Petr.
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