Emmanuel Blot wrote:
I'm not using a pre-commit hook, and I wouldn't want to use one that
rejected all commits without a ticket attached (svn mkdir in
particular)! That's just not appropriate in our case.
I'm not sure the post commit script can be used w/o the pre commit script:
if
I'm not using a pre-commit hook, and I wouldn't want to use one that
rejected all commits without a ticket attached (svn mkdir in
particular)! That's just not appropriate in our case.
I'm not sure the post commit script can be used w/o the pre commit script:
if you've removed the
There may be more than one issue.
Anyway, svn mkdir https://... should be rejected as you're attempting
to commit a change without providing a commit message with a valid
ticket.
Oh... um, I'm pretty sure I did have a -m ...message... in the
actual command line.
It should have been
There may be more than one issue.
Anyway, svn mkdir https://... should be rejected as you're attempting
to commit a change without providing a commit message with a valid
ticket.
It should have been rejected in the pre-commit hook... so the
post-commit hook should have not been called at all.