On Fri, May 28, 2010 at 10:45 PM, Jakob Voss wrote:
>
> In my homedir I have a "mypub" directory/repository with lots of publications
> (presentations, articles, drafts etc.) that I created and partly published
> over the years[*]. I frequently look up old drafts and publications and
> sometime
Olaf TNSB wrote:
Can you explain (or give a simple example) why you need the timestamps
to be "correct".
>
> After moving to a versioned homedir (and getting my mind around what
> that means) I've never worried about the revision time of my files. I
> just knew they were either the most recent
Hi Jakob,
Can you explain (or give a simple example) why you need the timestamps
to be "correct".
After moving to a versioned homedir (and getting my mind around what
that means) I've never worried about the revision time of my files. I
just knew they were either the most recent version or a part
On Thu, 2010-05-27 at 17:44 +0200, Jakob Voss wrote:
> Thanks, this will be helpful for special repositories that need to
> preserve file permissions. But as long as I use git for replication I
> prefer to have the timestamp metadata directly in the commit as if I
> would commit everytime I cha
On 27.05.2010 13:26, martin f krafft wrote:
But git-utime is only one side of the process. How do I
1) reset the commit time of selected files in the repository to their
last modification timestamp (for the files that I have already
commited)
man touch
I thought about rewriting the history
also sprach Jakob Voss [2010.05.26.1826 +0200]:
> But git-utime is only one side of the process. How do I
>
> 1) reset the commit time of selected files in the repository to their
> last modification timestamp (for the files that I have already
> commited)
man touch
> 2) add and commit a set of
Hi,
I started to move the content of my home directory to git repositories
and stumbled upon a difficult difference between rsync and git: git does
not preserve timestamps. This makes sense for code-repositories but if I
replicate my home directory I expect that modification times are not
alw
