Hello, I have a question regarding the desired behaviour for git-utimes and directories.
We had an environment running with git 2.30.2-1 (bullseye) and updated to 2.39.5-0 (bookworm).
Before the update directories and files were touched. After the update only files are touched.
This was with version 6.4.0 of git-extras but 7.4.0 seems to affect only files as well. I therefore think this is due a change in git itself.
As git does not track directories this is technically correct.
We would still like to have the timestamps of the directories to be updated.
My question is what the desired default behaviour is and if you would accept a PR that adds this back in (maybe behind a flag if not default behaviour)?
Hello, I have a question regarding the desired behaviour for
git-utimesand directories.We had an environment running with git
2.30.2-1(bullseye) and updated to2.39.5-0(bookworm).Before the update directories and files were touched. After the update only files are touched.
This was with version
6.4.0ofgit-extrasbut7.4.0seems to affect only files as well. I therefore think this is due a change ingititself.As git does not track directories this is technically correct.
We would still like to have the timestamps of the directories to be updated.
My question is what the desired default behaviour is and if you would accept a PR that adds this back in (maybe behind a flag if not default behaviour)?