Re: "svn st" behavior differs on Windows versus Linux

[Eric Hanchrow]
> Did you try running the script? If so, did you see what I saw?

  $ sh svn-example.sh
  Estratta revisione 0.
  A /tmp/wc/new-years
  Aggiungo /tmp/wc/new-years
  Trasmissione dati .
  Commit della Revisione 1 eseguito.
  After modifying the file, 'svn st' shows that it's modified, as expected.
  M /tmp/wc/new-years
  -rw-r--r-- 1 ps ps 28 2007-03-10 21:40 /tmp/wc/new-years
  -rw-r--r-- 1 ps ps 28 2000-01-01 00:00 /tmp/wc/new-years
  But after resetting the timestamp, you'd probably expect 'svn st' to show that the file has changed, wouldn't you?

Well, no, I wouldn't, because I know how svn determines this stuff,
having fielded a bug report or two on the same subject.

It may be worth noting that Erik added code in trunk the other day, in
r23767, to also use file size for the is-it-modified heuristic. This
change will be in 1.5.0, whenever that appears.