On Monday 03 October 2005 16:03, Ilya Kazakevich wrote:
> Hello:
> Thanks for answering, but it did not help me. I already tried it.
>
> I downloaded that patch, installed it on 1.2.3 version (with simply
> changing pathes to 1.2.3 from 1.2.0rc2)
> Then I recompiled SVN, started it, but it still clearing my modification
> date.
> I took my one-year-old file, add it to repository, click "commit" (I use
> TortoiseSVN), and when I did "check out" from another machine -
> modification date was wrong.
>
> May be I did something wrong?
Yes - you have to set some properties on already existing files, and/or enable
auto-props for newly added files.
Please take a look at these mails:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=subversion-dev&m=110776139323762&w=2
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=subversion-dev&m=110793421729949&w=2
> The whole thing is currently triggered by auto-props and the config option
> "use-commit-times". If eg. a property "svn:owner" is set on a file, it will
> be sent to the repository as the current value.
> So you'd have in your ~/.subversion/config something like this:
> [auto-props]
> * = svn:text-time=yes;svn:owner=yes;svn:group=yes;svn:unix-mode=yes
> or whatever values you'd like, and they'd be set on commit (and import).
Don't hesitate to ask if you've got further questions.
Regards,
Phil
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Received on Tue Oct 4 07:27:15 2005