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Ah, I just noticed a very valid use-case I myself have already encountered and where I already thought about opening an issue:
On my local instance that I use to test Gitea features, I've set my repo dir to be /tmp, so that it will automatically be cleaned when I shutdown my computer.
When I restart Gitea after that, the repo is gone, as expected, but the db does not know about it, and hence I get exactly the described broken state where I cannot do anything with the repo.
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delvh commentedon Sep 23, 2021
How do you break a repo in the first place?
I support your request, but I definitely wonder what you have to do to achieve that…
6543 commentedon Sep 24, 2021
https://fosstodon.org/@5am/106979181347005295
It should not hapen ... but there is real world
wxiaoguang commentedon Sep 24, 2021
Where should the link be put to, is there any recommended page/location?
lunny commentedon Sep 24, 2021
You can delete it from admin panel currently.
nolash commentedon Oct 18, 2021
I got a broken one due to network issues when trying to migrate from a gitlab repo
delvh commentedon Oct 18, 2021
Ah, I just noticed a very valid use-case I myself have already encountered and where I already thought about opening an issue:
On my local instance that I use to test Gitea features, I've set my repo dir to be
/tmp
, so that it will automatically be cleaned when I shutdown my computer.When I restart Gitea after that, the repo is gone, as expected, but the db does not know about it, and hence I get exactly the described broken state where I cannot do anything with the repo.
delvh commentedon Nov 22, 2021
Closed in #17747.