Re: changed behaviour in date command

Hi Brian, Thanks for the reply. I'll switch to %H. My mistake. br, Nicholas > Nicholas Volk wrote: > >> After I updated cygwin today (bash updated) this no longer works as >> such, >> because the behaviour of %k has changed: instead of the usual "07" I now >> get " 7". Is this intentional? At

Re: changed behaviour in date command

Nicholas Volk wrote: > After I updated cygwin today (bash updated) this no longer works as such, > because the behaviour of %k has changed: instead of the usual "07" I now > get " 7". Is this intentional? At least in my opinion the new behaviour is > worse than the original. The date command is p

changed behaviour in date command

Hi all, I have used script to pach a group of files. The relevant command in the script has been tar -jcvf api-`date '+%Y%m%d%k%M'`.tbz files After I updated cygwin today (bash updated) this no longer works as such, because the behaviour of %k has changed: instead of the usual "07" I now get " 7