Re: Git checkout preserve timestamp?
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- Andy Parkins <andyparkins@gmail.com>
- Date
- Mar 5, 2007, 16:01 UTC
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On Monday 2007 March 05 14:46, Bill Lear wrote:
> All very wrong if you ignore what I wrote as part of my original note: > keep compilation products separated by branch name, not in the same
I realise why it's causing you troubles. However, I was hoping that that little example shows why it can never be right to use the timestamp out of the repository.
> place. This is essential to my request: without it, it is indeed very > wrong. We currently separate out by compiler, options, machine > architecture, and adding the branch to that is trivial.
I'm afraid that the unnecessary recompile is just a by-product of that organisation. I still say that git is correct to touch the file dates.
[blatent plug]: perhaps my poorman's submodule support will get you by until real submodule support is implemented?
http://lists.zerezo.com/git/msg334639.html
I doubt it though - as you would probably want automatic checkout in your situation.
Andy
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