On Monday, October 17, 2016 at 5:24:23 AM UTC-5, Edward K. Ream wrote:
Rev 4c953099 puts the new scheme in place. It seems to work well.
>
> There is now no need for any git hooks. You can disable them if you like,
> but they won't interfere with anything if they exist.
>
> The format of commit_timestamp.json has changed. It now looks like:
>
> {"date": "Mon Oct 17 05:07:33 2016",
> "hash": "4c953099afa22f39def13f04a0df5cae62c86a1b"}
>
> @button make-leo creates this file, so it doesn't matter if your git hook
> messes with it, especially since your version won't be pushed ;-)
>
Well, I had to remove commit_timestamp.json from .gitignore and add it back
to the list of tracked files so that git archive would write it.
This is a bit disappointing, because it means that commit_timestamp.json
will still be around. Otoh, it won't cause any conflicts if we all remove
our git hooks...
Edward
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