Well, that depends on what you want to consider "no log message". I've got
some scripts that will reject commits if there isn't at least one non-empty
line. If you're interested (or anybody else), I can make them available, or
email them to you. But as a hint, what you're looking for is to change the
'verifymsg' file in CVSROOT to run a script of your choosing. If your
script returns a 1, CVS will reject your checkin, and send whatever output
your script has back to the CVS client. If your script returns a 0, CVS
will accept the checkin. Oh yeah, one wrinkle: WinCVS will put in a comment
of "no message" if you leave the dialog box blank, so be sure to make your
script check for that as well...
-----Original Message-----
From: Hafeez Mohammad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 5, 2001 3:32 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Forcing Log message during commit
Is there a option where I can force all the CVS users
to use "-m" option while commiting files in the
repository. CVS should abort the commit when there is
no log message.
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