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tx pull does not overwrite by default #233
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I've been having this issue for years, and I think it's due to my local files in Git having a newer timestamp than their Tx equivalent (e.g. if I ran For example, with
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@akien-mga what was you workaround for this then? |
I can reproduce this issue in version 0.13.6, Arch Linux 64-bit. |
For what is worth, this is the function the compares the remote and local timestamp. Not sure what is the solution for it, though. |
In my opinion there are two strategies that could improve current behaviour:
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This issue is potentially duplicate of #22. |
100% agree; a hash to rule the world. |
It looks like tx pull does not overwrite by default as calling it i get:
Is it expected? If so i don't understand what --disable-overwrite is supposed to do:
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