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We currently expose the last modified time of nodes through the modified field. It'd be nice to also know about when a node first appeared. We could use Git to track back even renamed nodes. For DDT that are not supported by Git the created time from the filesystem should be used instead, even though that doesn't track back renames.
The new time should be exposed as created.
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We currently expose the last modified time of nodes through the
modified
field. It'd be nice to also know about when a node first appeared. We could use Git to track back even renamed nodes. For DDT that are not supported by Git the created time from the filesystem should be used instead, even though that doesn't track back renames.The new time should be exposed as
created
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: