Method: FileUtils::FileUtils.unify_time

Defined in:

lib/file_utils/file_utils.rb

.unify_time(content_data) ⇒ Object

then the assumption is that this file wasnt indexized and it will not be treated

(e.i. we do nothing with it)

# File 'lib/file_utils/file_utils.rb', line 164

def self.unify_time(content_data)
  orig_content_data = ContentData::ContentData.new(content_data)
  content_data.unify_time
  content_data.each_instance { |checksum, size, content_mod_time, unified_inst_mod_time, server, path|
    location = [server, path]
    orig_inst_mod_time = orig_content_data.get_instance_mod_time(checksum, location)
    file_mtime, file_size = File.open(path) { |f| [f.mtime, f.size] }
    Log.debug1 "file:#{path} file_mtime:#{file_mtime}."
    Log.debug1 "update mtime:#{unified_inst_mod_time}"
    Log.debug1 "original instance mtime:#{orig_inst_mod_time}."
    Log.debug1 "unify instance mtime:#{unified_inst_mod_time}."
    Log.debug1 "Comparison: Real file = unified? #{file_mtime.to_i == unified_inst_mod_time}"
    if (file_mtime.to_i == orig_inst_mod_time) \
          and file_size == size \
          and (file_mtime.to_i != unified_inst_mod_time)
      Log.debug1 ("Comparison results: File actual time is same as instance time before unification. Need to modify file time")
      File.utime(File.atime(path), unified_inst_mod_time, path)
      file_mtime = File.open(path) { |f| f.mtime }
      Log.debug1 "new file mtime:#{file_mtime}."
      Log.debug1 "new file mtime in seconds:#{file_mtime.to_i}."
    end
  }
  content_data
end