Re: Do we have a prop-time bug?

Branko ÄŒibej <brane@xbc.nu> writes:

> >>Next, if I run the command
> >>
> >>$ strace -e trace=open svn st ../svn 2>&1 > /dev/null | grep dir-prop-base
> >>
> >>I get a list of the dir-prop-base files that get opened. Here there
> >>usually is a prop-time entry but it is out-of-date and does not
> >>correspond to the timestamp on the property file file.
> >
> >Same results for me, yep. I've filed a new issue
> >
> > http://subversion.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=1162
> >
> >Nice catch!
>
> Indeed. And it's not even Unix-specific. :-p

The file bug is simple to reproduce, I've added a note to the issue.

For the directories that show the problem it appears that the entries
file contains a prop-time equal to the checkout time (the checkout
time can be estimated by examining the README file timestamp, the
prop-time is available using svn info). One of the directories that
shows the problem is my root directory, which was checked out around
23:22 on Jan 13, and that's the prop-time in the entries file. The
dir-props file has a timestamp of 22:55 on Jan 23.

Unfortunately I didn't make a backup of my working copy before I began
experimenting with this problem, so I no longer have the timestamps
for the other dir-props.

I have tried a few things to reproduce the problem but I haven't
managed to do it. What sort of timestamps are other people seeing?
Is there any pattern?

-- 
Philip Martin
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