Sebastian Thiel

That's a great idea and I think it will work! It seems it already thought the DB is broken, so that would be a good way to detect this case,...

I agree, a fix could be minimal, and am thinking in the direction of adding some notes to the migration-error that was mentioned here. Regarding the location of the configuration,...

Thanks a lot! I will let you know once there is something to fix. Please note that we also have [Nightly builds](https://gitbutler.com/nightly) so there should be no need to go...

Great to hear! Please feel free to pick this up when you have a moment (and assign yourself), I will pick it up if it's not taken by the time,...

Thanks so much for reporting, it's great to have Nosey Parker downstream! > I see the crash deterministically, with or without multithreading in Nosey Parker, but _only on an x86_64...

For the first time in a long time I actually tried to reproduce this issue, and failed to do so on MacOS: ```bash # gix is newly built from the...

What I'd find really interesting is if we'd hack the pack delta apply machinery to store each slice of compressed bytes on disk, numbered. Then the highest number should be...

Thanks for taking a look @folkertdev, and thanks to @bradlarsen for independently reproducing the issue. Here is a patch that produces input and output buffers in a format suitable for...

Thanks for taking a look! > Wait, did you already post the "bad" input/output somewhere? That's the interesting one really. Or is there a project/branch I can run to replicate?...

Indeed, what I said there isn't correct. Despite the two values (`consumed_out` and `decompressed_size`) not matching at all even on a platform that doesn't fail, while otherwise they do seem...