Open kieranjol opened 2 years ago
Looking into this. It appears to affect directory entries only on all platforms.
The problem is here: https://github.com/APTrust/dart/blob/master/plugins/formats/write/tar_writer.js#L110
We need to use stats from original source directory.
Attempted one fix today, which was unsuccessful. It may be a while before I can get to this.
I can confirm the directory issue on Mac as well; and the files on windows only. Thanks for looking into this and finding that line/culprit!
K
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The problem is here: https://github.com/APTrust/dart/blob/master/plugins/formats/write/tar_writer.js#L110
We need to use stats from original source directory.
Attempted one fix today, which was unsuccessful. It may be a while before I can get to this.
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Version 2.0.21 preserves mod dates on files and folders. If you look inside a tarred bag using tar -tvf <bagname.tar>
, you'll see the correct timestamps on all items in the data directory. I'm not sure whether Windows preserves those when it untars the files and writes them to a new directory, but they are preserved correctly in the bag.
Oh wow thank you! Will test asap Monday. I’ve already seen windows preserve the time stamps inside a tar when extracting so I think we should be good!!!!
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Version 2.0.21 preserves mod dates on files and folders. If you look inside a tarred bag using tar -tvf
, you'll see the correct timestamps on all items in the data directory. I'm not sure whether Windows preserves those when it untars the files and writes them to a new directory, but they are preserved correctly in the bag. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub https://github.com/APTrust/dart/issues/530#issuecomment-1213459176, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAITFPXETCW6SP3DVKDVBYDVY2SXTANCNFSM56IOR3DA . You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: @.***>
I can confirm that the date modified issue is no longer present on windows.
To clarify - when using TAR, date modified of files are preserved. If TAR is not used, then date modified becomes current time. Is this expected?
I don't think that behavior should be expected. For bagging, we try to preserve file attributes.
If that is the case, regular bagging using DART (no tar) does not preserve date modified values on Mac (12.5) and Windows.
For what it's worth - I bagged and tarred seperately two partitions that were on one physical drive(NTFS and FAT32). When untarred with -zxcf
, both files and folders retained their date modified values. So this is wonderful!
I've also encountered this issue, running DART v. 2.0.22 on a Mac
I've noted this on an internal ticket. DART 2.x development isn't likely to continue as we try to focus on a DART 3 alpha. release. But we still should verify DART 3 preserves file dates in bag it produces, serialized or otherwise.
Thanks Nathan!
K
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I've noted this on an internal ticket. DART 2.x development isn't likely to continue as we try to focus on a DART 3 alpha. release. But we still should verify DART 3 preserves file dates in bag it produces, serialized or otherwise.
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I've noticed that when making a regular bag, or a tarred bag on Windows 10 - the Date modified dates are not preserved, and instead the dates refer to the datetime of bagging. I've not noticed this issue on Mac when using Dart.
I just tested regular bagit-python on Windows and it preserves date modified dates.