use-commit-times

[Todd Cosgrove <tc...@gmail.com>]

Is it possible to set a property on  a specific file to have it
maintain it's last modified time...i.e. so that when someone checks it
out or updates it, it doesn't get the current timestamp?

I see the use-commit-times property in the docs, but I tried adding it
to the individual file properties and didn't get it to work.  If this
is how it's accomplished, what's the svn command syntax?

Thanks.
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Re: use-commit-times

[Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>]

On Jul 12, 2007, at 07:27, Todd Cosgrove wrote:

> Is it possible to set a property on  a specific file to have it
> maintain it's last modified time...i.e. so that when someone checks it
> out or updates it, it doesn't get the current timestamp?
>
> I see the use-commit-times property in the docs, but I tried adding it
> to the individual file properties and didn't get it to work.  If this
> is how it's accomplished, what's the svn command syntax?

use-commit-times is a global client-side setting, made in your client- 
side config file. It then applies to all files you check out from any  
repository.

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