I'm trying to deal with some users who habitually commit "useless" changes to files. By "useless" I mean whitespace changes at the front and end of line, changing the position of curly-braces, etc. While I would love to flog these people I've been told it would be bad for morale. My managers want me to find a way to enforce, through CVS, some basic coding standards.
We run CVS 1.11.5 (willing to upgrade) pserver on an old Solaris 5.6 box. I looked through the code for commit_prep in the contrib directory and understand it, but it looks like it is designed to run in the local directory. This may be a problem since we use pserver (behind a firewall on a secure sub-network). So... Am I reading the commit_prep script wrong? Would it work over pserver? If so I could use it as a base for what I'm looking for. If not is there any way to do what I'm looking for over pserver? -- David Fuller _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
