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pdavidson

Jan 21, 2015 @ 12:11 AM

Anton:
I created a Group: GIS Mobile Web Sites
And then one of our developers created a repository under it: CRGMobile
When he first commits the new repo (which is empty but with the .hgignore file) it shows up as if I were the creator.

Further commits show up under his name.

Also, the time showing on the commit is shown in UTC.
Even when I look at it via my log-in, where I have set my settings to be MZT.
I am not sure about Bryan's TZ setting.
He does have full sys admin to the website.

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Thanks

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1. 1 Posted by pdavidson on Jan 21, 2015 @ 06:11 PM

   

   Follow up: Bryan is set to MST in his settings.
   When I create a repo, it shows up as UTC.
   When I commit changes, they show up in MST.

   We'd prefer to see all times in MST or if not, to at least have it noted that time is displaying in UTC.
   Prevents confusion...
   I suspect this is a trivial change for you?

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2. 2 Posted by pdavidson on Jan 21, 2015 @ 07:39 PM

   

   Anton:
   It looks like the issues above are related to creating a repo under HgLabs AND including a .hginore file at creating time.

   If we create an empty repo, clone it, add files, commit and then push back to the server, then it shows as being created by the actual user with our local times (MST).

   it also appears that time issue is only on creation. Even though creating under HgLabs with a .hgignore file shows the wrong user created it and shows creation time as UTC, subsequent commits into the repo do show the time zone setting of the user and show the correct user.

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3. Support Staff 3 Posted by Anton Gogolev on Jan 23, 2015 @ 06:14 PM

   

   Paul,

   Now that's interesting! I'll be investigating it further. Thanks a lot for
   reporting and apologies for the delayed response.

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