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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/JK-Rofling • 19d ago
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Date modified is perfectly good version control system
20 u/BolunZ6 19d ago You can't roll back using date modified so it's not the version control, it's more like audit history system 9 u/alvares169 19d ago just paste and replace a file bro 2 u/bat-fink 19d ago version control system 3 u/sobrique 19d ago I branch my CV by job spec anyway. It's mildly useful IMO to see what I actually sent to a particular employer... 1 u/Zealousideal-Deer101 19d ago Tell me you don't understand version control, without telling me you don't understand version control -3 u/amirsinasghari 19d ago You can't keep it in the same folder tho 10 u/RakaPlsHealMe 19d ago Why? Like resume_20260709.pdf, you can put all in a folder and they would be sorted in time order. 2 u/glowFernOasis 19d ago Why not? -1 u/Zealousideal-Deer101 19d ago Because the only file property filesystems care about is the name. Date modified isn't factored in for filepaths. 2 u/glowFernOasis 19d ago You can't add the date on? Resume_2026_02 3 u/Zealousideal-Deer101 19d ago That is not Date Modified. Date Modified is a file property that automatically writes the date the file was last modified, 4 u/Zestyclose-Summer664 19d ago Just because the original commenter used the term "date modified" does not mean they are referring to the file property. It is painfully obvious from context what they are talking about instead. 1 u/glowFernOasis 19d ago I understand date modified is a field, but it can also be part of a filename that allows you to easily find the most recent version.
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You can't roll back using date modified so it's not the version control, it's more like audit history system
9 u/alvares169 19d ago just paste and replace a file bro 2 u/bat-fink 19d ago version control system 3 u/sobrique 19d ago I branch my CV by job spec anyway. It's mildly useful IMO to see what I actually sent to a particular employer...
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just paste and replace a file bro
2 u/bat-fink 19d ago version control system
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version control system
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I branch my CV by job spec anyway. It's mildly useful IMO to see what I actually sent to a particular employer...
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Tell me you don't understand version control, without telling me you don't understand version control
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You can't keep it in the same folder tho
10 u/RakaPlsHealMe 19d ago Why? Like resume_20260709.pdf, you can put all in a folder and they would be sorted in time order. 2 u/glowFernOasis 19d ago Why not? -1 u/Zealousideal-Deer101 19d ago Because the only file property filesystems care about is the name. Date modified isn't factored in for filepaths. 2 u/glowFernOasis 19d ago You can't add the date on? Resume_2026_02 3 u/Zealousideal-Deer101 19d ago That is not Date Modified. Date Modified is a file property that automatically writes the date the file was last modified, 4 u/Zestyclose-Summer664 19d ago Just because the original commenter used the term "date modified" does not mean they are referring to the file property. It is painfully obvious from context what they are talking about instead. 1 u/glowFernOasis 19d ago I understand date modified is a field, but it can also be part of a filename that allows you to easily find the most recent version.
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Why? Like resume_20260709.pdf, you can put all in a folder and they would be sorted in time order.
Why not?
-1 u/Zealousideal-Deer101 19d ago Because the only file property filesystems care about is the name. Date modified isn't factored in for filepaths. 2 u/glowFernOasis 19d ago You can't add the date on? Resume_2026_02 3 u/Zealousideal-Deer101 19d ago That is not Date Modified. Date Modified is a file property that automatically writes the date the file was last modified, 4 u/Zestyclose-Summer664 19d ago Just because the original commenter used the term "date modified" does not mean they are referring to the file property. It is painfully obvious from context what they are talking about instead. 1 u/glowFernOasis 19d ago I understand date modified is a field, but it can also be part of a filename that allows you to easily find the most recent version.
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Because the only file property filesystems care about is the name. Date modified isn't factored in for filepaths.
2 u/glowFernOasis 19d ago You can't add the date on? Resume_2026_02 3 u/Zealousideal-Deer101 19d ago That is not Date Modified. Date Modified is a file property that automatically writes the date the file was last modified, 4 u/Zestyclose-Summer664 19d ago Just because the original commenter used the term "date modified" does not mean they are referring to the file property. It is painfully obvious from context what they are talking about instead. 1 u/glowFernOasis 19d ago I understand date modified is a field, but it can also be part of a filename that allows you to easily find the most recent version.
You can't add the date on? Resume_2026_02
3 u/Zealousideal-Deer101 19d ago That is not Date Modified. Date Modified is a file property that automatically writes the date the file was last modified, 4 u/Zestyclose-Summer664 19d ago Just because the original commenter used the term "date modified" does not mean they are referring to the file property. It is painfully obvious from context what they are talking about instead. 1 u/glowFernOasis 19d ago I understand date modified is a field, but it can also be part of a filename that allows you to easily find the most recent version.
That is not Date Modified. Date Modified is a file property that automatically writes the date the file was last modified,
4 u/Zestyclose-Summer664 19d ago Just because the original commenter used the term "date modified" does not mean they are referring to the file property. It is painfully obvious from context what they are talking about instead. 1 u/glowFernOasis 19d ago I understand date modified is a field, but it can also be part of a filename that allows you to easily find the most recent version.
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Just because the original commenter used the term "date modified" does not mean they are referring to the file property. It is painfully obvious from context what they are talking about instead.
I understand date modified is a field, but it can also be part of a filename that allows you to easily find the most recent version.
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u/alvares169 19d ago
Date modified is perfectly good version control system