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> [ On Thursday, April 19, 2001 at 18:47:33 (+0200), Maarten de Boer wrote: ]
> > Subject: applying astyle on commit
> >
> > So my question is: how can I do this? Doing it client
> > side is not really an option, because we use different
> > platforms, and besides, doing it server-side assures
> > correct usage of astyle.
>
> Generally speaking that's way outside the scope of any pure versioning
> tool. Something like style enforcement is more along the lines of
> automated policy enforcment in a larger process model. Remember:
>
> CVS is not an automated testing program.
>
> CVS does not have a builtin process model.
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> If I were you I would switch to using Aegis -- it offers a two-phase
> commit policy and also offers the ability to require a series of tests
> to complete on all commits. With Aegis you could arrange things in such
> a way that one of the tests was a style conformance test or you could
> do style conformance tests as part of the second commit phase and push
> any non-conforming changes back to the developer for correction.
>
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