Keep integer seconds since the Unix epoch,
together with integer nanoseconds in the 0 <= n < 1e9 range.
For now, nanoseconds are still always zero.
This commit is about data structure changes.
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- rHG269ff8978086: dirstate: store mtimes with nanosecond precision in memory
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| 1414 | Note that this comment still refers to "normal" and that lastnormaltime is still used. This could be worth following-up with a more up-to-date semantic. | |
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| 1414 | This is currently still the same logic. We should eventually just drop the lastnormaltime and replace it with comparison with fsnow during the status operation. However, not today. | |