Fix Corrupt Repository

It mostly depends on what kind of branches and repositories you are using.

bzr: ERROR: Could not parse options for index [bzrlib.btree_index.BTreeGraphIndex Object at 0x030F26F0] is not enough to even know which file is corrupted, ~/.bzr.log should contain more details.

A description of your setup (local and remote if a server is involved) would help too, as well as whether you're the only one using that branch or if several people do (it may be that you just have to re-create the corrupted repo from a valid one used elsewhere).

Vincent, thanks for the reply.
I have just looked at the bzr.log file and found no other error message.

Ours is a central repository on a Windows server, and accessed by two people; mainly me who commits and the other who administers the server and releases.

Both of us have valid local branches, but don't know how to recreate the repository. Any help is appreciated.

If you only have the central repository and no local repository... things will be tough :-/

I can't help you without more info about your setup:
- 'bzr info -v' (locally and on the server),
- 'bzr check -v' ( locally and on the server, you may want to try --tree --branch and --repo if you encounter errors)
- bzr config (locally and on the server)

Anonymize as needed.

Alternatively, try #bzr on freenode.

Vincent, please I work behind thick walls and can only login to this site from my phone.I can therefore only type the results from the screen, so if possible let me know the least info you will need. Our Bazaar is 2.5.1. Thanks.

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-------- Original message --------From: Vincent Ladeuil <email address hidden> Date: 7/6/16 17:17 (GMT+09:00) To: <email address hidden> Subject: Re: [Question #296027]: Fix Corrupt Repository
Your question #296027 on Bazaar changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/bzr/+question/296027

Vincent Ladeuil proposed the following answer:
If you only have the central repository and no local repository...
things will be tough :-/

I can't help you without more info about your setup:
- 'bzr info -v' (locally and on the server),
- 'bzr check -v' ( locally and on the server, you may want to try --tree --branch and --repo if you encounter errors)
- bzr config (locally and on the server)

Anonymize as needed.

Alternatively, try #bzr on freenode.

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This is becoming quite a challenge....

The main question is whether you have several repositories across your local host(s) and you server.

Search for a 'repository' folder under a '.bzr' folder.

If you find only one the server, you'll have to resort to a backup .

Going further requires more bandwidth, either IRC or preferably email.

Vincent,

I have turned off the "Hide my email addresses from other Launchpad users" feature in my settings so that you can reach me through my email. Ready for any support including paying, I really need this help.