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RE: Ignore date changes to files

From: Rob Brandt <bronto_at_csd-bes.net>
Date: 2005-11-21 20:47:22 CET

Quoting Mark Phippard <markp@softlanding.com>:

> 1) Subversion then looks at the file size. If that has changed, then it
> considers the file as modified.
>
> 2) If the file size is still the same, then Subversion does a byte by
> byte comparison of the two files to see if they are different.

Is this really true? If I change an "a" to a "b", then the file size wouldn't
have changed, and the byte comparison wouldn't be done.

Regardless, your comments now make me wonder what was going on with NG3. If
there really are binary changes to the libraries when the 4GL is run, it's
interesting that it somehow knew it wasn't a significant change from a
programming point of view. I never noticed any "missed" updates, where a
commit did not include a file that had really been changed.

Rob

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