How do you know when something fails a fsck?

Hi Joey, I was wondering how you know when a file in your repo fails a fsck. I'm having trouble finding out since I can't change any of the objects (which is great!). I'd just like to know since I have thousands of files in one of my annexes, and scrolling through my term buffer is unwieldy. I'd assume it would show up when the fsck was done, or in 'git annex status'...

Thanks!

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justin@box:/tmp/f$ git init
Initialized empty Git repository in /tmp/f/.git/
justin@box:/tmp/f$ git-annex init 
init  ok
(Recording state in git...)
justin@box:/tmp/f$ cp /etc/motd .
justin@box:/tmp/f$ git-annex add .
add motd (checksum...) ok
(Recording state in git...)
justin@box:/tmp/f$ git-annex fsck
fsck motd (checksum...) ok
justin@box:/tmp/f$ chmod +w motd 
justin@box:/tmp/f$ echo hi >> motd 
justin@box:/tmp/f$ git-annex fsck
fsck motd 
  Bad file size (3 B larger); moved to /tmp/f/.git/annex/bad/SHA256-s354--2e724dde1a5dc33bc15580b2aef1ee541ca8047d746fff9bb7917062b871c0bf

  ** No known copies exist of motd
failed
(Recording state in git...)
git-annex: fsck: 1 failed

You can also use fsck -q which will only show errors.

Comment by Justin — Mon Jun 10 14:23:25 2013

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