On 23/04/2023 02:03, ycproject wrote:
Since I need to go to different cities, I occasionally change computers,
and when I do, I copy the project to my laptop; when I come back, I copy
the project back to my desktop computer.
Now, I think one solution I can use is to store the project in a virtual
machine and execute make html in the virtual machine to generate the
final html.
When I change computers, instead of copying the project directory, I
copy the virtual machine. In this case, no matter what disk or directory
is copied to, it will not affect the time attribute of the rst/html file.
Now, I can use the "html_last_updated_fmt" option again.
Or just make your desktop into a git repository, and clone it to your
laptop. When you go away, pull the changes on to your laptop, "make" for
anything that's changed in the interim, and you're good to go.
When you get home, you just push any changes back to the laptop.
A virtual machine feels like "a sledgehammer to crack a nut" here.
Cheers,
Wol
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