Yep, thats the basic idea. Just check what the string from the first '/'
to the second '/' is. For learning Python I highly recommend
www.diveintopython.org (or the dead tree version if you are so inclined).
--Noah
Ruslan Sivak wrote:
> Thank you. How would I set up the post-commit hook? My python skills
> are non-existant. Basically I would need to check the commit and see if
> it updated stuff in /project1 and if so, then run the trac-post-commit
> passing in proj1 as the environment. If it updated stuff in proj2, I
> would pass the proj2 trac environment. Can someone help me out here?
> Speaking of which, are there any good books to learn python?
>
> Russ
>
> Noah Kantrowitz wrote:
>> Trac can handle it just fine ("/path/to/repo/project[12]"), but hte
>> post-commit script would need some patching I think.
>>
>> --Noah
>>
>> Ruslan Sivak wrote:
>>
>>> Lets say i have an svn repo structure as follows:
>>>
>>> /
>>> project1
>>> branches
>>> tags
>>> trunk
>>> project2
>>> branches
>>> tags
>>> trunk
>>>
>>> Can I set up 2 separate trac environments, each pointing to the specific
>>> project? Would I still be able to use the trac-post-commit hook?
>>>
>>> Russ
>>>
>>>
>>
>>>
>
>
> >
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