Re: [fossil-users] providing different commit time possible?

On 28.08.2015 01:41, Richard Hipp wrote: E.g. in mercurial one could do hg ci -d '-mm-dd HH:MM:SS' There is an undocumented --date-override '-mm-dd HH:MM:SS' option. Thanks a lot. This works like a charm. jf ___ fossil-users mailing

[fossil-users] providing different commit time possible?

Hello, is it possible to specify a time/date string for fossil to be used for the current commit instead of current time? E.g. in mercurial one could do hg ci -d '-mm-dd HH:MM:SS' Background: I have got a bunch of tgz/zip files that resemble snapshots of the respective source trees at

Re: [fossil-users] providing different commit time possible?

Thus said Josef Frank on Fri, 28 Aug 2015 01:01:52 +0200: is it possible to specify a time/date string for fossil to be used for the current commit instead of current time? Yes, you can use the --date-override option for that. It isn't documented, but it's there:

Re: [fossil-users] providing different commit time possible?

On 8/27/15, Josef Frank josef.fr...@gmx.ch wrote: Hello, is it possible to specify a time/date string for fossil to be used for the current commit instead of current time? E.g. in mercurial one could do hg ci -d '-mm-dd HH:MM:SS' There is an undocumented --date-override '-mm-dd