Branko Čibej wrote:
> C.A.T.Magic wrote:
>
> > I have no (FAT) filesystem available with only a 2 second resolution,
> > but i could think of a situation like this
> > ! imaginary example !:
> >
> > svn update
> > #=> creates file1 with current time 00:00:00.10
> > #=> FAT rounds this to 00:00:02
> > #=> svn stores that time as 'last modified' in its entries file.
> > #=> user modifies a character in the file no size change)
> > # at 00:00:01.30 -- FAT rounds this to 00:00:02 again.
> > svn commit
> > #=> does nothing - file time hasn't changed, size hasn't changed
> > #=> user thinks everything is committed and deletes his WC,
> > or a release version is built without the required fix etc.
>
> This is a very contrived example. First, it's very unlikely that a user
> would do something like that in under 2 seconds.
Then why is there a need for a sleep at all?
Folker
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Received on Mon Jun 28 04:40:37 2004