HMMM, I have seen some weird behavior here, but I don't have time to explore
all the variations til later today. I will post more info then.
landon
>-- Original Message --
>To: subversion@lclark.net
>Cc: dev@subversion.tigris.org
>From: Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman@collab.net>
>Date: 12 Nov 2002 14:20:55 -0600
>Subject: Re: svn status: does not notice changed file if timestamp of
"new"
>file is older
>
>
>subversion@lclark.net writes:
>
>> As I understand it, Windows keeps three "dates" per file:
>> Created Date, Modified Date, Accessed Date. I am a little confused by
>your
>> explanation since none of those dates should be equal to their counterpart
>> dates in the textbase version.
>
>Subversion never looks at the textbase timestamp. It looks at the
>timestamp recorded in the entries file, and compares it to the
>timestamp on the working file.
>
>> (I checked to make sure that this is the case). Also, I went back
>> to make sure that the WC version of the file file was substantively
>> different than the textbase version just to make sure I wasn't doing
>> anything dumb.
>
>Now you've managed to confuse me as well.
>
>Are you saying that you've managed to create this scenario?
>
> 1. a working file and its text-base file have different contents
> 2. the working file has the exact same timestamp as is recorded in
> the entries file.
>
>If so, how did this scenario happen?
>
>
>
>
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