git-warp-time
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alerque
Rust library and CLI utility to reset timestamps of Git repository files to the time of the last modifying commit.
When I try to use `git-warp-time` to reset the times, I get an error that ` are not tracked in the repository`. https://github.com/alerque/git-warp-time/blob/cf528ff6d277b16b4b3550e61b4bb416d51c8370/src/lib.rs#L96 Is it possible to support git-lfs?
... so that projects with Python based build systems can use this as a pre-compile hook without any system dependency Shenanigans.
... so that projects with JS based build systems can use this as a pre-compile hook without any system dependency Shenanigans.
The current output is neither easily machine parsable list of files (it has extra strings stuck in) nor a pretty UI. I think we should go both ways, include a...
Unless `--quiet` is set I would expect *some* output indicating success even if no files needed resetting.
The primary concern GWT set out to fix was actions like `git checkout` marking files as newer than their actual last modification times. In the process we ended up resetting...
In #9 we added parallelization. Then for #11 we ditched it again in favor of a much faster algorithm. That's a good thing and we're much faster now even back...
So far this hasn't gotten much out of the Rusty POC mode that `.unwrap()`s a lot of stuff, but it should probably get an overhaul with actual error handling. In...
I started down this road because I think it will be faster and easier to work with down the road, but haven't actually figured out how it all works yet....