Troops,
I think it's really annoying to keep the status.xml up to date. Basically it's just a more structured subset of our commit messages.
So I am wondering if it's possible to install a pre commit hook into subversion that parses our commit messages. The parser could watch out for some magic tokes and add the information to the status.xml file. Though I am not sure if that's possible because the status.xml itself is also under svn control.
But wouldn't it be cool to just write:
fixes-bug:1234 message
..not having to care about the status.xml anymore?
Anyone played with subversion hooks already?
cheers -- Torsten
