
Verifying commits in commit graph: 100% (11/11), done. Unfortunately fixing the repository integrity on a cloned client repository and pushing to the server won’t work, that’s a limitation of Git itself. sudo /opt/gitlab/embedded/bin/git -C fsck With knowing the hashed name and path, execute this git CLI command on the server, replace $HASHPATH with the actual value. On the left sidebar, select Overview > Projects and select the project.To look up a project’s hash path in the Admin Area: Can you try these steps and see if you can find the hash name from either the Admin projects view, or the rails console?

There is a link in the docs pointing to the admin interface and rails console and a few commands to extract the hash from the given project name. Regarding the CLI checks, it can be tricky to find the project name from the hashed name.

I do not have a self-managed instance at hand and wasn’t sure if I understood it correctly. Thanks for the explanation about housekeeping.
