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impact on git of changing linux o/s system-date frequently

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NKNeal Kreitzinger <neal@rsss.com>
Date
Jan 21, 2011, 00:01 UTC
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What are the implications of linux o/s system-date changes on git?

We plan on having test VM's on which the linux o/s system-date (linux "date" command) is changed several times to test time lapse scenarios, e.g. go forward 30 days in the future. We use git to pull updates from the development machine to mirror repos and cloned repos on the test VM, and to create test areas (local repos) on the test VM. We do not use git-push or git-commit on the test VM at this time.

v/r, Neal

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