Re: I use whatchanged!

On Wed, Aug 20, 2025, at 21:20, Dan Allen wrote:

I just updated to git 2.51 and got the spam about whatchanged being
nominated for removal.

I run an important python script that uses this to set file times to
the dates of the actual git commits, so as I browse the files I can see
their last modified date, and not the date that the file was last
synced.

Now, if there is a different way of setting a git repository's files'
mod dates to their actual date and time of last commit, please let me
know!

The exact usage in the script is:

    git whatchanged --pretty=%at

According to git-whatchanged(1)

    replace: git whatchanged <opts>
    with:    git log <opts> --raw --no-merges

Should be enough.

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