Ah, now I see. I was using a script to check-in a commit to a new (empty)
repository, with the commit time older than the initial check-in time. I
aborted the script on the clock skew warning, but found an empty /timewarps
log.
It's only timewarps originating from the initial check-in that are not
shown. Timewarps not originating from the "repository root" are displayed:
fossil init --admin-user florian test.fossil
fossil open test.fossil
fossil ci -m "Older check-in date" --date-override "2018-04-14T16:30" \
--allow-empty --allow-older --user florian
fossil ci -m "Oldest check-in date" --date-override "2018-04-14T16:29" \
--allow-empty --allow-older --user florian
fossil ui --page timewarps
This displays one entry ("Older" to "Oldest", but not "Older" to "initial
empty check-in").
Sorry for the false alarm. I fear to be dropped soon from the list :(
--Florian
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