On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 at 4:04 AM, Scott Batchelor
wrote:
> Many thanks to all who have responded to my question.
> I have found that something is, indeed, modifying the inodes for all
> the files in my repository. Our systems administrator executes a
> backup using "tar" with the "--atime-preserve"
Many thanks to all who have responded to my question.
I have found that something is, indeed, modifying the inodes for all
the files in my repository. Our systems administrator executes a
backup using "tar" with the "--atime-preserve" flag. It is this flag
that modifies the "changed time" in the in
On Fri, Sep 28, 2012 at 07:55:10PM +0100, Scott Batchelor wrote:
> I'm fairly new to git and am witnessing some strange behavior with git
> that I suspect may be a bug. Can anyone set my mind at rest.
It's not a bug.
> Every so often (I've not quite figured out the exact set of
> circumstances y
Scott Batchelor writes:
> I'm fairly new to git and am witnessing some strange behavior with git
> that I suspect may be a bug. Can anyone set my mind at rest.
>
> Every so often (I've not quite figured out the exact set of
> circumstances yet)
Figure that circumstances out. That is the key to
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