Re: Git enhancement request - checkout (clone) set modified dates to commit date

2018 at 03:01:10PM -0400, Andrew Wolfe wrote: >> Hi Brian, >> >> Not completely sure what you're saying. If the files on master are >> not changed, the changed files' commit timestamps will be older than >> the branch commit timestamps. >> >> Howev

Re: Git enhancement request - checkout (clone) set modified dates to commit date

ar because they haven't been committed to master. Instead, under my proposal, each will get the timestamp of its prior commit. If you're doing a merge, it will entail a commit and, again, the modified files will be newer. I don't think your use case breaks my proposal. - Andrew Wol

Git enhancement request - checkout (clone) set modified dates to commit date

ted. When repository servers have different clocks - which is normal - each clone/merge/push should record the time offset. Each timestamp on each commit should be corrected to the repository's specific time, and that should be a marking on the history. Sincere regards, Andrew Wolfe