See also the email from Lars.
You can make it the way you want by using a hook script
On 06/03/13 07:38, Ferry Huberts wrote:
IMHO, yes
Idle time represents the last time the repo was pushed to.
It does not represent the time of the last commit
On 06/03/13 01:36, Chris Down wrote:
Hi all,
I noticed Jason mentioning about changing the logic behind the idle
time, which reminded me of a small niggle I had when setting up cgit
on my server. Previously I did not store my repos on my own box, I
hosted them all on github. When I moved to cgit, I mirrored them using
`git clone --mirror'. The end result of this was that all of my idle
times became `0 min', despite the last commit times being weeks or
months in the past in some cases. Is this intended?
Best,
Chris
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