On 5/26/07, Kurt Granroth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ah.. that's a good point. I was (perhaps naively) assuming that the
posthook command was run on every file in the repository. Your
description makes it sound like these two sequences are identical:
Sequence 1:
$ darcs get --posthook=unix2dos --run-posthook [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sequence 2:
$ darcs get [EMAIL PROTECTED]
$ unix2dos
Yes, that is the case.
Er.. but that would assume that the posthook was started *inside* of the
repo directory. Is the posthook command given any parameters? Like say
the name of the repo working directory?
The posthook should have the same working directory as the repo
working directory, I believe. The posthook is given no parameters
right now. There have been some ideas for parameters to pass and I
believe the general idea was to pass any and all posthook parameters
as environment variables.
Don't forget that you can use ``darcs query manifest`` to get the list
of darcs-controlled files, and I'd recommend not touching anything
under _darcs or you'll risk repository corruption.
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