as title suggests, anyway to do this?
You can in fact do this, I’m assuming you’re talking about ninja
vs something like make
. You can make a bash script that looks something like this to get the mtimes
:
find . -type f -printf "%.10T@\n" | sort | read OLDEST_MTIME
export OLDEST_MTIME=$((OLDEST_MTIME-1))
find ${TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR} -type f -exec touch -c -m -d “@$OLDEST_MTIME” {} \;
This should print them out for you. Let me know if this works.
Montana Mendy
Travis CI Staff
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