--localtime option, to generate localtime git commit history timestamps ... #185
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I guess this isn't merged in yet despite having come up a few times? |
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I missed the PR. Sorry about that. It would be helpful to know what the |
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And it now conflicts. But I can resolve that easily enough. |
This was in 2009, in the Git 1.6 timeframe: git/git@e82f0d7 I came here to look at creating a PR to add this option to svn2git, and found this existing PR that does just that. So, 👍 . |
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--localtimecommand-line option to create localtime migrated git commit timestamps, not GMT.This is issue #130 slightly modified and rebased against master (as of 2015-01-23); fixes issue #128. I needed this feature too, so here it is again.