> -----Original Message-----
> From: Fuhrmann Stefan (ETAS/ESA1) [mailto:stefan.fuhrm...@etas.com]
> Sent: vrijdag 17 februari 2012 9:27
> To: dev@subversion.apache.org
> Cc: r...@longbowgames.com; pe...@p12n.org
> Subject: Re: MTime resurrected
>
> Peter Samuelson <peter_at_p12n.org> wrote:
> > Now do a 'svn update' or 'svn switch' which changes foo.c.
> >
> > Current svn: foo.c mtime is set to the present time. It is now newer
> > than foo.o. [Of course you can set foo.o's mtime in the future, but
> > that's just breaking things _on purpose_.]
>
> Ahem. At least with 1.7+ (and probably for a long time
> before that), a c/o or update sets ctime=atime=now
> and mtime will be set commit time. I.e. make *will*
> break if you update to older revisions.
No, by default it does not.
You only get this behavior if you enable use-commit-times in your Subversion
configuration.
Bert
