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Repos with boundary commits are no longer wrongly rejected as unpackable when uploading.
What's wrong with this entry?
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--objects-edge-aggressive
What
When verifying a git bundle, if the object walk reports the pack holds objects the commit range does not name, Claude Code now retries the walk with --objects-edge-aggressive before calling the bundle unpackable. Repos with boundary commits are no longer refused for this reason.
Details
- The retry ignores boundary lines, which begin with
-. - Only if the retry still disagrees is the bundle declared unpackable.
Evidence
--objects-edge-aggressive
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.