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Why do you mean "modify"? As in rewriting history (commits before HEAD)?

• sgbeal 4y ago
  > Why do you mean "modify"? As in rewriting history (commits before HEAD)? Fossil flat-out does not support, with the exception of "shunning" (forcibly removing content), the modification of any history. It supports the "amending" of any history, however. For example, you can "change" the timestamp of a commit retroactively. It doesn't change the timestamp on the actual checkin (as that's cryptographically baked into the commit), but it changes how the checkin is displayed to the user in fossil's "timeline" view. Fossil also, however, makes it easy to see, in the details for that checkin, that the timestamp was modified later (and who did it, as well as when they did it).