Thursday, 15 May 2014

unison - Git: validating data and/or recovering from sloppy file synchronization? -


I use git, and I use a file synchronization utility (unity) in between git Synchronize my files including metadata of. Recently I have incorrectly changed the different files on two separate machines, without properly syncing them. I am pretty sure that I have solved myself with the files correctly, but I am not completely convinced that now I have the correct GIT metadata for the mail set of files.

Should I do anything to check for stability? What should I do to reduce only one git for the new accessible set of files?

Unless you have synchronized all of a one-time GIT metadata ( By which I think you mean stuff in the .git directory of your project), it should be okay to commit a git. This will update the metadata of git using the current version of the contradictory file (version you want) and then you can sync these changes with Unison.


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