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Error using lookup c2dat #53
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Yes c2dat is not compressed: if you pull lookup it should fix the problem |
Hi Audris: Thank you for your response. I pull the recent c2dat and now there is no previous error. But another problem I have is that I think
is using version V by default, but
is using version U by default, which causes inconsistency. Is there a way that you can make them consistent (e.g. both use version V), or is there a way I can specify which version to use? Thanks |
its the matter of time until c2dat V gets copied. depending on the current load it may be be up to 8 hours. |
Hi Audris: Thank you for your response. As of now I think it should be using c2dat version V, but I get many problems with a comit sha not identified. for example, if I do
it will give me the error I get the list of commit with
so all the commit shas should be valid, and I get no such problem with the exact same command/process in version U. Can you take a look at what's going here? Thanks! |
should not be many (1-2%), but not all commit content for which sha1 is in P2c are available due to the fact that they may no longer be in the project repo, had some errors during retrieval, etc. |
@fhbzc, could you please verify if this issue is still relevant? Thanks |
Hello:
I want to give related information (e.g. the project, the author and commit time) for a given commit sha.
I use the example command
but I get the following error
I think I have updated the recent lookup, but still have the same error.
Could someone take a look at this? Thank you very much!
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