if file is from the "future", re-write timestamp to current time?

ID:1483457
 
Jan 28 2014, 5:14 pm
Applies to:Dream Maker
Status: Open
Issue hasn't been assigned a status value.
This is pretty simple, I think.

Sometimes, when you're working with someone from a different timezone, their files are written with modified-times that are a few hours ahead. However, unless you alter the file, no matter how many times you compile, the file will always be from the future.

Altering each file and then saving/compiling is a pretty annoying process. Save All doesn't save every file if they aren't altered...so. yeah.

I wouldn't call this a bug...so, feature request.
Jan 28 2014, 6:46 pm
File time stamps should be saved in UTC, so if you both have your time zones properly set it should work fine. Last time I looked at the RSC format, it used a Unix timestamp for its compiled and modified dates, as well.

Is your problem that it keeps rebuilding the RSC because it thinks the icon has been modified?
Jan 28 2014, 7:07 pm
Nope. The recent issue was based on the map and code files. I checked all the files modified times, and only those were from the future, and those were the ones I altered to fix the issue. Nothing to do with resources.