I was downloading the source code of a Custom ROM of Android from GitHub, using repo sync command. During the download I had a bunch of errors, all related to fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly.
After running repo sync a couple of times more, I finally managed to download all the files. However, I would like to check the integrity of the files downloaded. That means, if I manually edit any of the files, or if any file is broken during download, I would like them to be downloaded and replaced.
I have scoured the net for such a command, but I can't find any for repo. I found repo status shows all the edits I have made, but I can't find any that'll actually check the integrity of the unchanged files.
I am using Ubuntu 18.10, by the way. Is there any such command?
repo forall -vc "git fsck --all" did the trick.
git fsck checks for the integrity on each git repository, and running that inside repo forall executes it on all repositories created.
Thanks to Philippe for the idea in comment.