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All the Perl that's Practical to Extract and Report

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  • You can configure Subversion to use the time of the commit instead of the time of the checkout. This may or may not be helpful, but it's what CVS does. :-)

    Have a look at The SVN book [red-bean.com], and search for "use-commit-times".

    -Dom

    • Thanks anyway, but I don't think I was clear, because that's just as not helpful :-) If I was keeping "the" official repository, it wouldn't matter to me what it did. But since I have to periodically synch my local repository to a remote directory, what I really would want is to import/commit the files with their existing modification times, and check them out with those same times. I think I can accomplish the synching though, if I just keep a directory around dedicated to that.