> I am not sure I understand your use-case, if you change mtime backward geany > won't trigger, but if the file size is changed the tarball won't be > consistent anyway, so there is not reason to set mtime backward, so geany > will trigger.
I don't want discuss and analyse my use-case. Fact: If file size on disk changes the file has been changed! > I would want to know this works for all sorts of funny file systems, for GIO > and non-GIO situations etc since we have always had issues with annoying > unneccessary notifications and with missed notifications. We seem to have > just got that calmed down a bit and I wouldn't want to stir it up again. I only added code to get also the file size from the ( **already used** ) functions *g_stat()* and *g_file_query_info()*. So if they work as expected this should run on all funny file systems. -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/1175#issuecomment-239606748
