At 03:19 PM 11/27/01 +1300, Bevan Arps wrote:
Let me guess - you're running under Windows, right?
No, but you are right in that I should have specified. This is running Debian Stable with the CVS HEAD revision of Ant and JDK1.3_01. The original zip file was created with the <zip> task, and all of the files in the ZIP were created using either Ant's <cvs> task or Ant's <javac> task.
This fix isn't needed if all your tasks are run on a windows machine because then, all timestamps will be at the same granularity. The only adjustment needed is when comparing to now(), which is what SourceFileScanner already does on Windows.
This situation is a little different because it appears there is a change in granularity. It looks more like the ZIP file is providing millisecond granularity within the ZIP file, but when it is expanded it is dropping to 1 second granularity and rounding both up and down. Or perhaps the rounding occurs on the way in to the ZIP file, I'm not sure. In any case, it strikes me as unlikely to be platform specific.
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