Hi,
Default behavior is that any action on a file (eg revert / update /
update-to-revision) timestamps the local copy with "now".
In TSVN->settings you can click "set filedates to the last commit time".
However, I would not recommend this, especially if you use make. If
the last commit time happens to be earlier than the last build, make
will not consider the file to have been updated and will not rebuild it.
I have found this to be a major problem with other version control
systems, especially on large projects with lots of header files.
good_times wrote:
> 1st time user, 1st time poster....
> when viewing the up to date repository on my desktop, quite a few files have
> "date modified 2/15/2007 3:01pm".
> But when i view the log files, i see no one's updated these files from 2/15
> to the present. and of course it's suspicious that numerous files would be
> modified @ the same time. they weren't recently added... what am I missing
> here? anyone know what probably happened? thanks in advance, mike.
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Received on Tue Feb 20 19:06:14 2007