Check if SHA1 exists before calling git diff

In the case of a force push, the commit might not exist anymore, and the
`git diff` in `has_changes` will fail, but the failure would be silently
ignored (since the error message would be passed to `wc`).

`wc -l` would return 1, so effectively the same image would be reused
over and over.

rebuild-image

@@ -40,13 +40,26 @@ commit_timestamp() {
 	git show -s --format=%ct "$rev"
 }
 
+# is the SHA1 actually present in the repo?
+# it could be it isn't, e.g. after a force push
+commit_valid() {
+	local rev=$1
+	git rev-parse --quiet --verify "$rev^{commit}" > /dev/null
+}
+
 cached_revision=$(cached_image_rev)
 if [ -z "$cached_revision" ]; then
 	echo ">>> No cached image found; rebuilding"
 	rebuild
 	exit 0
 fi
 
+if ! commit_valid "$cached_revision"; then
+	echo ">>> Git commit of cached image not found in repo; rebuilding"
+	rebuild
+	exit 0
+fi
+
 echo ">>> Found cached image rev $cached_revision"
 if has_changes "$cached_revision" "$CIRCLE_SHA1" ; then
 	echo ">>> Found changes, rebuilding"