On 27 Feb 2013, at 14:36, Owen Stephens <da...@owenstephens.co.uk> wrote:
> My first thought was: "why not just create a similar hook for darcs"?
Yes, I think you're right. I realised this morning that all I really care about
is that any time I record/amend-record, it creates a git commit. It doesn't
matter that amend-record will create new commits as it's only a loose statistic
I'm collecting.
I'm currently implementing a post-record hook. But for some reason, even though
I've got "record posthook rake darcs:post_record" in my defaults, my Rake
("Ruby make") task is only getting the DARCS_FILES environment variable, not
DARCS_PATCHES/DARCS_PATCHES_XML I need. No idea why, I'll look into it for a
little while longer, failing that I'll just parse `darcs log --last=1`.
> So this sounds like a nice use-case for having user-configurable hooks on
> Darcs
> Hub. I'm not sure if they exist at all, currently?
>
> …
>
> Anyway, it feels like a very heavy-weight solution to create a full repo clone
> in git, just to hook into some git post-hook. I think investigating the
> posthook on Darcs Hub approach is better.
A hook an Darcs Hub would probably be ideal, assuming I could run it after each
patch was received. Other I'd be back to converting the patches to commits, and
I'd need your bridge or something similar. (If Darcs Hub had a GitHub-like web
hook system, that would work too, but I'd need to write a parser for the
Startups Manchester site.)
Thanks!
Ash
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