svn ps svn:keywords "Date"
on the javadoc files could fix this problem.
The date would then be the one the javadoc file was last modified, but after a while, it would be close enough from the one of the java source file.
Sylvain.
On Mon, 2005-05-09 at 20:22 +0200, Manfred Geiler wrote:
Was also curious and just found the reason: SVN seams to change all the $Date entries in source files to timezoned date/time entries on every update or commit. So, if developers update (or checkout) from different timezone offsets, they have "different" source codes for all files on their local disk. Now, if one of us generates javadoc on his disk he generates slightly different html files, because the date/time is part of the class docs. Any idea how to solve this? (Other than removing the $Date entries from class header docs ;-) -Manfred 2005/5/9, Sean Schofield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Just curious, but why are all the javadocs updated? SVN says > something about a new apache con gif? > > sean >
