git-warp-time(1)

git-warp-time1

Cli utility that resets the timestamps of files in a git repository working directory to the exact timestamp of the last commit which modified each file

Usage

git-warp-time [{-d | --dirty}] [{-i | --ignored}] [{-o | --ignore-older}] [{-q | --quiet}] [{-h | --help}] [PATHS]

Overview

CLI utility that resets the timestamps of files in a Git repository working directory to the exact timestamp of the last commit which modified each file

Options

-d, --dirty

Include files tracked by Git but modifications in the working tee

-i, --ignored

Include files tracked by Git but also ignored

-o, --ignore-older

Only touch files that are newer than their history, ignore ones that are older

-q, --quiet

Don't print any output about files touched or skipped

-h, --help

Print help

[PATHS]

Optional list of paths to operate on instead of default which is all files tracked by Git

Authors

Caleb Maclennan <[email protected]>

From git-warp-time 1.0.0-3 in Arch Linux 2026-11-01. Parsed by carta from the page's man source.