Lack of timestamps -> always skips import about cache-tort-git HOT 8 CLOSED

If there is no TSH record, I go to %RoutineMgr to get timestamp (see RoutineTSH method)

Eduard, please, what is the output of following commands?

USER>w ##class(%SourceControl.Git.Utils).IsRoutineOutdated("MDX2JSON.Task.cls")
0

USER>do ##class(%SourceControl.Git.Utils).GetTempFileAndRoutineTS("MDX2JSON.Task.cls",.tempFileTSH,.routineTSH)

USER>w

routineTSH="2016-01-29 14:32:51"
tempFileTSH="2016-01-29 14:32:51"

from cache-tort-git.

MDX2JSON>w ##class(%SourceControl.Git.Utils).IsRoutineOutdated("MDX2JSON.Task.cls")
0
MDX2JSON>do ##class(%SourceControl.Git.Utils).GetTempFileAndRoutineTS("MDX2JSON.Task.cls",.tempFileTSH,.routineTSH)
MDX2JSON>w
routineTSH="2016-01-22 12:22:59"
tempFileTSH="2016-01-22 12:22:59"

from cache-tort-git.

Ok. why do you need then to import that file from disk? Caché version has the same timestamp

from cache-tort-git.

Cause I switch between branches and after that import all fails if some of the files in branch are older than my local edits. Maybe I need to use something else - not ImportAll?

from cache-tort-git.

Or even let's say I've done some bad changes and so I want to discard the local changes - I revert and my repo gets older, but ImportAll would not load it

from cache-tort-git.

I understand. I guess we need two different imports -- Import only new and Import All

from cache-tort-git.

Maybe "ImportForce" to separate from already existing ImportAll?

from cache-tort-git.

Thank you!

from cache-tort-git.