"log -rdate:" and "log -cdate:"

[John Arbash Meinel]

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>>> But why did I need to extend the date range by one more day,
>>> when both changes show 2010-10-08 in the log results?
>>
>> I suspect, without checking the code, this is because we're filtering
>> in your timezone but by default showing the timestamps in the tz in
>> which they were committed
> 
> IMO, that's an inconsistency that should be fixed.  As a matter of
> fact, I took the date from a ChangeLog entry, which is in UTC.
> 
>> (you can change that.)
> 
> How?

bzr log --timezone=[local,original,utc]

John
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