mercurial ignore creation/modyfication date change on LInux - linux

Question

On Windows Mercurial ignores creation/modyfication time of file, as long as file itself didn't change. Linux can't apparently do that. In my job some people work on Windows and some on Linux machines and we have a lot of false-positive changes in mercurial.
Good example is when we regenerate Doctrine models from YML file. Most of them stay the same, changes are in one or two, but all get regenerated and I have to go through all of them and make sure, that it is safe to ignore their changes (revert) so they won't mess up mercurial commit.
Is there a way to make Linux see those files as Windows does?
By the way: I have checked and it is not related to EOL problem or UTF-8 BOM or other hidden characters. Only timestamps changes.
Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

Well, Mercurial on Linux does not commit a file if the mtime is the only change either :
~ $ mkdir test
~ $ cd test/
~/test $ hg init
~/test $ echo a > a
~/test $ ls -l
total 4
-rw------- 1 user users 2 Jul 23 13:21 a
~/test $ hg add a
adding a
~/test $ hg commit -m "Adding a"
a
committed changeset 0:e7d3dddff169
~/test $ ls -l
total 4
-rw------- 1 user users 2 Jul 23 13:21 a
~/test $ touch a
~/test $ ls -l
total 4
-rw------- 1 user users 2 Jul 23 13:22 a
~/test $ hg status
~/test $ hg commit -m "Mtime changed on a" a
nothing changed
~/test $
It does not detect a change if the ctime is altered either :
~/test $ ls -l
total 4
-rw------- 1 user users 2 Jul 23 13:22 a
~/test $ rm a
rm: remove regular file ‘a’? y
~/test $ echo a > a
~/test $ ls -l
total 4
-rw------- 1 user users 2 Jul 23 14:27 a
~/test $ hg status
~/test $ hg commit -m "Ctime changed on a" a
nothing changed
~/test $

Answer 2

Consequence of the comments for Remi's answer
You have real troubles with EOL in cross-platform development
Single possible and best friend for team in this situation is EOL Extension, which have to be enabled and used by all developers at the same time
Ignore "this is considered a feature of last resort" warning - you haven't another good way, and because "...if external forces dictate that these features are mandatory for using Mercurial, they're available..."
Read description of extension carefully, pay special attention to topic, titled with IMPORTANT in text (otherwise you'll get a lot of additional headache in addition to old)
Configure extension properly for your use-case
I heard about screaming, crying and tantrums, this extension related, from Windows users mostly, bad never had chances to use it in own real work (I'm Winboy and communicate with Winboys)