Craig McQueen <craig.mcqueen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > When doing "git svn dcommit", the SVN revision just has the date/time stamp of the time of the dcommit. Yeah, that's sometimes annoying to me, too. > Apparently SVN revisions can have an "svn:original-date" property, which would be good to set on dcommit, to preserve the timestamp from the git repository. > > https://subversion.apache.org/docs/api/1.7/group__svn__props__revision__props.html#ga8f17351dd056149da9cb490f1daf4018 Any idea if which versions of SVN it's supported in and how recent the feature is? Perhaps we can enable it everywhere, and maybe only old clients won't understand it, but won't fail; and we could start using it as the author date with "git svn fetch". OTOH, that would break the (perhaps unofficial) independently-created-git-svn-mirrors-should-have-same-oids-by-default rule when people run different versions of git, so maybe it could be an option...