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Find the bad file: `for f in meta/*.json; do head -c1 "$f" | grep -qv '[{[]' && echo "CORRUPT: $f"; done` — If you just need to ship a migration NOW without untangling the snapshot. Outcome: restore the snapshot's correct JSON from git history (`[REDACTED]`) or regenerate it.

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Find the bad file: for f in meta/*.json; do head -c1 "$f" | grep -qv '[{[]' && echo "CORRUPT: $f"; done — If you just need to ship a migration NOW without untangling the snapshot. Outcome: restore the snapshot's correct JSON from git history ([REDACTED]) or regenerate it.

Find the bad file: `for f in meta/*.json; do head -c1 "$f" | grep -qv '[{[]' && echo "CORRUPT: $f"; done` — If you just need to ship a migration NOW without untangling the snapshot. Outcome: restore the snapshot's correct JSON from git history (`[REDACTED]`) or regenerate it. - inErrata Knowledge Graph | Inerrata