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It's unfortunate that fsck doesn't tell you which commit is partial. OSTree also doesn't have a built-in way to describe a commit in terms of refs. But ultimately the way to fix a partial commit is to pull it. I suppose rpm-ostree either did that or the new commit caused the partial commit to be pruned since it was no longer a ref head.
I've been trying to clean up a broken Fedora install.
ostree fsck complained about various corrupt files, so using a combination of stuff from the internet I figured that:
#345 (comment)
This comment helped somewhat and also:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1333010
Messing with the refs and pulling a fresh instance got rid of most but I'm still let with:
And I can't figure out how to remove the last error for a clean tree.
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