Jenkins cannot access git

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After a crash of the Jenkins server, I cannot start my projects builds.

I get this weird message. Any clues?

hudson.plugins.git.GitException: Command "git fetch --tags --progress origin +refs/heads/master:refs/remotes/origin/master --prune" returned status code 128:

stdout: 

stderr: error: object file .git/objects/10/f103eb6e4590be766e67ca961e65f5c4e6836c is empty

error: object file .git/objects/10/f103eb6e4590be766e67ca961e65f5c4e6836c is empty

fatal: loose object 10f103eb6e4590be766e67ca961e65f5c4e6836c (stored in .git/objects/10/f103eb6e4590be766e67ca961e65f5c4e6836c) is corrupt

fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly

edited Nov 8 at 14:52

Mukesh M

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After a crash of the Jenkins server, I cannot start my projects builds.

I get this weird message. Any clues?

hudson.plugins.git.GitException: Command "git fetch --tags --progress origin +refs/heads/master:refs/remotes/origin/master --prune" returned status code 128:

stdout: 

stderr: error: object file .git/objects/10/f103eb6e4590be766e67ca961e65f5c4e6836c is empty

error: object file .git/objects/10/f103eb6e4590be766e67ca961e65f5c4e6836c is empty

fatal: loose object 10f103eb6e4590be766e67ca961e65f5c4e6836c (stored in .git/objects/10/f103eb6e4590be766e67ca961e65f5c4e6836c) is corrupt

fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly

edited Nov 8 at 14:52

Mukesh M

1,13561627

asked Nov 8 at 11:03

Jandroid1

415

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After a crash of the Jenkins server, I cannot start my projects builds.

I get this weird message. Any clues?

hudson.plugins.git.GitException: Command "git fetch --tags --progress origin +refs/heads/master:refs/remotes/origin/master --prune" returned status code 128:

stdout: 

stderr: error: object file .git/objects/10/f103eb6e4590be766e67ca961e65f5c4e6836c is empty

error: object file .git/objects/10/f103eb6e4590be766e67ca961e65f5c4e6836c is empty

fatal: loose object 10f103eb6e4590be766e67ca961e65f5c4e6836c (stored in .git/objects/10/f103eb6e4590be766e67ca961e65f5c4e6836c) is corrupt

fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly

edited Nov 8 at 14:52

Mukesh M

1,13561627

asked Nov 8 at 11:03

Jandroid1

415

After a crash of the Jenkins server, I cannot start my projects builds.

I get this weird message. Any clues?

hudson.plugins.git.GitException: Command "git fetch --tags --progress origin +refs/heads/master:refs/remotes/origin/master --prune" returned status code 128:

stdout: 

stderr: error: object file .git/objects/10/f103eb6e4590be766e67ca961e65f5c4e6836c is empty

error: object file .git/objects/10/f103eb6e4590be766e67ca961e65f5c4e6836c is empty

fatal: loose object 10f103eb6e4590be766e67ca961e65f5c4e6836c (stored in .git/objects/10/f103eb6e4590be766e67ca961e65f5c4e6836c) is corrupt

fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly

git jenkins

edited Nov 8 at 14:52

Mukesh M

1,13561627

asked Nov 8 at 11:03

Jandroid1

415

edited Nov 8 at 14:52

Mukesh M

1,13561627

asked Nov 8 at 11:03

Jandroid1

415

edited Nov 8 at 14:52

Mukesh M

1,13561627

edited Nov 8 at 14:52

Mukesh M

1,13561627

edited Nov 8 at 14:52

Mukesh M

1,13561627

asked Nov 8 at 11:03

Jandroid1

415

asked Nov 8 at 11:03

Jandroid1

415

asked Nov 8 at 11:03

Jandroid1

415

add a comment |

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In my case I did following

Select Workspace and click on Wipe Out Current Workspace. This will delete your workspace.

Now just start new build and it will work.

Jenkins Wipe Out Current Workspace

edited Nov 8 at 13:08

answered Nov 8 at 13:03

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Had the same a few times.

Sometimes the above answer may of @"Mukesh M" may help - that is a decent approach. In other cases, the following approach helped me a few times.

First visit the /var/jenkins_home/caches folder. Delete the git-hashes. The next start of the job will retrieve everything from git again so the job will run smooth again. So omitting the git cache.

answered Nov 10 at 8:58

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In my case I did following

Select Workspace and click on Wipe Out Current Workspace. This will delete your workspace.

Now just start new build and it will work.

Jenkins Wipe Out Current Workspace

edited Nov 8 at 13:08

answered Nov 8 at 13:03

Mukesh M

1,13561627

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In my case I did following

Select Workspace and click on Wipe Out Current Workspace. This will delete your workspace.

Now just start new build and it will work.

Jenkins Wipe Out Current Workspace

edited Nov 8 at 13:08

answered Nov 8 at 13:03

Mukesh M

1,13561627

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

In my case I did following

Select Workspace and click on Wipe Out Current Workspace. This will delete your workspace.

Now just start new build and it will work.

Jenkins Wipe Out Current Workspace

edited Nov 8 at 13:08

answered Nov 8 at 13:03

Mukesh M

1,13561627

In my case I did following

Select Workspace and click on Wipe Out Current Workspace. This will delete your workspace.

Now just start new build and it will work.

Jenkins Wipe Out Current Workspace

edited Nov 8 at 13:08

answered Nov 8 at 13:03

Mukesh M

1,13561627

edited Nov 8 at 13:08

answered Nov 8 at 13:03

Mukesh M

1,13561627

answered Nov 8 at 13:03

Mukesh M

1,13561627

answered Nov 8 at 13:03

Mukesh M

1,13561627

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

Had the same a few times.

Sometimes the above answer may of @"Mukesh M" may help - that is a decent approach. In other cases, the following approach helped me a few times.

First visit the /var/jenkins_home/caches folder. Delete the git-hashes. The next start of the job will retrieve everything from git again so the job will run smooth again. So omitting the git cache.

answered Nov 10 at 8:58

tjm1706

2,59932156

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

Had the same a few times.

Sometimes the above answer may of @"Mukesh M" may help - that is a decent approach. In other cases, the following approach helped me a few times.

First visit the /var/jenkins_home/caches folder. Delete the git-hashes. The next start of the job will retrieve everything from git again so the job will run smooth again. So omitting the git cache.

answered Nov 10 at 8:58

tjm1706

2,59932156

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

Had the same a few times.

Sometimes the above answer may of @"Mukesh M" may help - that is a decent approach. In other cases, the following approach helped me a few times.

First visit the /var/jenkins_home/caches folder. Delete the git-hashes. The next start of the job will retrieve everything from git again so the job will run smooth again. So omitting the git cache.

answered Nov 10 at 8:58

tjm1706

2,59932156

Had the same a few times.

Sometimes the above answer may of @"Mukesh M" may help - that is a decent approach. In other cases, the following approach helped me a few times.

First visit the /var/jenkins_home/caches folder. Delete the git-hashes. The next start of the job will retrieve everything from git again so the job will run smooth again. So omitting the git cache.

answered Nov 10 at 8:58

tjm1706

2,59932156

answered Nov 10 at 8:58

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