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Nicolás Alvarez authored
Turns out the previous commit didn't fully work; it seems rsync doesn't copy content because the content matches (--checksum), but still syncs the file timestamp (--times, implied by --archive), so files still get touched on every deploy and If-Modified-Since requests remain ineffective. If I *don't* sync the mtime, files that actually get transferred will still have the mtime changed, but to the time rsync wrote them on the server rather than the local file's mtime. Files that don't get transferred will stay as they are. I could keep using -a (--archive) and explicitly disable copying timestamps (--no-times). However, -a implies -rlptgoD, and most of those are actually pointless for us (we can't copy ownership, we have no device nodes, sockets or fifos). Instead, replace -a with -rlp (recursive, symlinks, permissions), which is all we need. The lack of -t should fix the timestamp-touching issue.
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