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From: Brian S. <bs...@bs...> - 2002-02-21 15:59:43
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OK, I figured out that the default ant Tstamp task does not commit to using any particular time zone. This is bad. To get around this, I wrote my own time stamping task that always uses GMT. One consequence of this is that I had to update build-common.xml, which is not usually updated when you do "ant update". (But it changes infrequently enough that it's OK.) So, you'll all need to do the following, in this order: 1) cd util 2) ant update compile 3) cd .. 4) cvs update build-common.xml 5) cd drjava 6) ant update compile That will do it. (Note that you need to update/compile util before updating build-common.xml, since build-common references the new task I created, which is in util!) Anyhow, now DrJava version stamps will always be in GMT, no matter what machine it's set on. -brian |