Tracking when files are copied/moved not just updated#91
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@vreelb to see if this works on windows as well. |
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Unfortunately it does not appear to work on Windows. |
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FWIW it is still likely useful to merge this if it solves this on Linux, as Windows is no worse off with this change than before. |
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That's unfortunate to hear. Some research into the windows file APIs make it seem like this is impossible on windows because that type of data is not tracked by the OS. I wonder how other systems handle it. |
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If a file is moved into a folder then the current cache invalidation detection wont see it if its modified time is not updated as well. This adds a check on mtime (modified) as well as ctime (change) to see if either of these values are newer then the current cached files.