Some ideas:
- Parse the operational log to determine the IP address of the commit
- Pass the hostname and wc path in a revprop
- Embed the hostname and wc path in the user-agent string and use
persist-ephemeral-txnprops.py
[admittedly a bit hacky; this isn't what the user-agent string is
Hello,
Short answer: no its not possible.
I dont fully understand why you want to do this. Run "svn up" on any
device to get the latest commit.
Run "svn st -u" or something else to check for incoming changes.
Other than that you could also do something fancy like create an own
user for
I wrote a SVN mailer when we converted from CVSNT to SubVersion back in 2017.
Its purpose is to send a nocely formatted commit message to subscribers and it
has worked fine for years.
But now I am missing one item in the mail, the location of the working copy from
which the commit was done.
I am
