ABAP Time Machine provides a much needed way to look at past versions of code in a consistent way. It also provides a sort of git-blame for ABAP (shows the request and author that last modified each line of code).
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Latest timestamp = latest version when all TRs are released #98
Currently the latest timestamp is always today's date+time.
This doesn't really make sense when there are no open TRs since no changes happened since the last TR was released. In these cases the latest timestamp should not be there.
Currently the latest timestamp is always today's date+time.
This doesn't really make sense when there are no open TRs since no changes happened since the last TR was released. In these cases the latest timestamp should not be there.