I don't know why they have been there, after switching from a clean branch. Anyway, because the modified files made no sense to me, I just stashed them and the error was gone. The twelve-step solution covered by Nathan VanHoudnos helped get me out of a jam as well.
The key steps were to enter:. At this point I had no more errors, so I made a backup of my most recent files. Then do a Git pull followed by a Git push. I copied my backups to my Git repository file and did another Git push. That got me current. I had the same issue after my VM crashed and Git files got corrupted. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. How can I fix the Git error "object file Ask Question.
Asked 9 years, 3 months ago. Active 1 month ago. Viewed k times. When I try to commit changes, I get this error: error: object file.
Improve this question. Peter Mortensen Did you forcibly kill a git add operation? Is your hard disk full? No, my hard disk is not full, I don't remember that I forcibly killed a git add operation, what if I did? If this repository exists on a remote repository, you could try copying that file from there to your local one if exists on your remote repository. I got this error when my permissions in the.
So it can happen in cases where the files aren't empty but they just can't be written to. Fixing permissions and running git fsck took care of it. Show 3 more comments. Active Oldest Votes. I had a similar problem. My laptop ran out of battery during a Git operation. I figured what the heck; it's blank anyway. Fail because my HEAD is broken. Manually get the last two lines of the reflog: tail -n 2. R Step Looking at the fsck again Improve this answer. Hmm, my laptop died during a git operation SparkleShare was trying to commit my notes as it died and after that the repo was corrupted in this way.
I followed your steps up till 6 but it seems like the last several commits were actually supposed to be part of the empty object files that I deleted? In fact the last 3 commits were basically completely broken so I guess there was nothing I could do.
Luckily I don't actually need the individual commits from SparkleShare and I can just copy over the dirty file from one machine to another and merge. Thanks, I learned a lot about some of the git functionality whilst also saving my bacon on an important commit! Coincidentally it was also because of low battery on the laptop.
I made a mess when my removable device got removed unexpectedly, and I'm pleasantly astonished that I was able to clean it up with this recipe. After these step, some of the power loss during git-rebase related damage was still causing issues. But with a cleaner repository, you lose dangling objects, which may or may not be important they are common for the Gerrit workflow , but at least all the local branches are restored.
Doing an extra step to copy the untracked and ignored files from the damaged repository to the new one is also potentially helpful. But really, thanks for this! Show 19 more comments. Martin Tajur Martin Tajur 3, 1 1 gold badge 17 17 silver badges 14 14 bronze badges.
Thanks for this, I pretty religiously push to my remote branches and your solution worked for me. I tried mCorr's below first but after I committed the new files the repo reverted back to being corrupted. Had this problem after shutting down a VM in which I was working with a git repo. This solution worked perfectly. Thanks Martin, excellent and compact solution. Although I might put that PS first, with the warning in bold, to prevent naive users trying the same on a just-local setup.
Like Giscard, this arises for me when shutting down a VM This was a quicker fix than others. Show 13 more comments. This error happens to me when I am pushing my commit and my computer hangs. This is how I've fix it. Add a comment. Simone Gianni Simone Gianni 11k 38 38 silver badges 49 49 bronze badges. I'm sure that the answer above is technically better, but it stopped working at step 6 and was way above my head technically.
The expedient approach is git pull — mblackwell8. I encountered a situation where, after doing steps of the instructions from Nathan's answer which worked great! So I think both solutions work together. I'm aware that the filesystems used are normally journaling the meta-data only. You can turn on journaling for the data as well, but I guess its not default due to the overhead? That's probably why the files were empty This answer worked for me, others are way to complicated.
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