As @aiyengar2 has pointed out, it looks like the invalid checksum message is coming from the go-git library here. It seems to occur specifically when retrieving the repo's information to check if the working tree is clean, see here.
Deleting my fork, recreating and re-attempting a make validate (with or without making any actual changes) results in the same error.
Not sure if local versions of these matter but here are my git and go versions
git version: 2.38.0
go version: 1.18
on local dev-v2.7:
on upstream dev-v2.7:
make validate result:
current commit hash comparison:
As @aiyengar2 has pointed out, it looks like the invalid checksum message is coming from the
go-gitlibrary here. It seems to occur specifically when retrieving the repo's information to check if the working tree is clean, see here.Deleting my fork, recreating and re-attempting a
make validate(with or without making any actual changes) results in the same error.Not sure if local versions of these matter but here are my git and go versions
on local dev-v2.7:
on upstream dev-v2.7:
current commit hash comparison:
make validateresult: