Re: [FR] Make notion of "modification time" configurable during publishing

Suhail Singh writes: > Ihor Radchenko writes: > >> But do you actually use one but not other in practice? > > As in, could users have a preference for one vs the other in practice? > Yes, since the choice isn't without consequence, it's conceivable > (generally speaking) that some would prefer on

Re: [FR] Make notion of "modification time" configurable during publishing

Ihor Radchenko writes: > But do you actually use one but not other in practice? As in, could users have a preference for one vs the other in practice? Yes, since the choice isn't without consequence, it's conceivable (generally speaking) that some would prefer one over the other. FWIW, in my spec

Re: [FR] Make notion of "modification time" configurable during publishing

Suhail Singh writes: > Ihor Radchenko writes: > >> I am a bit confused. What do you mean by "git author date" and "git >> commit date"? > > In the output of `git log --pretty=fuller`, there is AuthorDate which is > distinct from CommitDate. In case unfamiliar, an elaboration on the > distinction:

Re: [FR] Make notion of "modification time" configurable during publishing

Ihor Radchenko writes: > I am a bit confused. What do you mean by "git author date" and "git > commit date"? In the output of `git log --pretty=fuller`, there is AuthorDate which is distinct from CommitDate. In case unfamiliar, an elaboration on the distinction:

Re: [FR] Make notion of "modification time" configurable during publishing

Suhail Singh writes: >> The new suggested feature is (optionally) using last git commit time >> instead of file modification time. > > The requested feature is for the notion of "modification time" to be > configurable by the user. Even in the specific situation quoted above, > different user

[FR] Make notion of "modification time" configurable during publishing

Ihor Radchenko writes: > - weary-traveler asked to add a new feature to Org publishing system. > > The use case is publishing using CI tasks, where a new, fresh image > is created every time a website is re-published. Such image does > not preserve the original modification times of the sou