Re: git-svn and incorrect working copy file timestamps?

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> Should "git svn" not preserve the file timestamps of the original commit tree
> in the working copy?

I learned from http://marc.info/?l=git&m=122783905206964&w=2 that all
Git commands do not preserve file timestamps because Git, by design,
does not record timestamps in the tree objects.  So, in order to see
the last time a particular file changed, you must examine the commit
log.  I guess I'll just have to get used to ignoring the working copy
file timestamps.

Derek
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