There wasn't a duplicate library.zip on my system.
"hg commit" from the command line worked (I reported that before, but didn't
repeat
in the follow ups). Only commands launched from the shell UI failed to find
my custom
hook code.
Trying your suggestions below, hgtk commit fails, and hgproc -c commit
succeeds.
It appears there are different python paths in effect depending on how a
command is launched.
--
Regards,
Georg.
2008/8/8 TK Soh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 4:48 PM, Georg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > It still doesn't work in rc4.
> >
> > Do you have any workaround for me? Maybe some information what the
> Python
> > path of the Hg process would be when run from the GUI? I don't insist on
> > putting my hook into library.zip, I'm fine with any location that will
> work.
>
> I've tried to simulate your problem with 0.4rc4 by following your
> method to add a msc.py file into the hgext of library.zip, but I have
> no problem in getting the hook to run. Here's the output on hgcmd
> window during commit:
>
> calling hook pre-commit.msc: hgext.msc.hook
> I am msc.hook
> calling hook precommit.username: hgconf.uname.hook
> ChangeLog
> [command completed successfully]
>
> my msc.hook simply prints a "I am msc.hook" message, as you can see in
> the commit log.
>
> With this, I can't really be sure what went wrong with your setup that
> resulted in the msc.hook not getting picked up. Right now, I suspect
> there might somehow be few copy of TortoiseHg/library.zip on your
> system. Do you think you can search your system and get rid of all
> TortoiseHg/library.zip installations, and start over again?
>
> I'd also wonder what 'hg version' and About dialog tell us on the
> version info. Another thing you can try is to start the commit window
> by either 'hgtk commit' or 'hgproc -c commit' on the command, to see
> if they behave differently. Naturally, you have to start them from
> inside the repo you want to commit.
>
> As far as workaround, is it absolutely necessary that the hooks have
> to be python hooks? If not, maybe you can consider converting them to
> regular python scripts and setup mercurial.ini accordingly. You will
> have to install python for this, of course.
>
> Let me know what you think.
>
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