On May 9, 2:19 pm, Brett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Manu--
>
> Thank you for yuor help! I am not much of a Python programmer ... do
> you know of any resource I can use to have a post-commit hook to
> merely send a notification email out to a group of people with the
> changeset number, who committed the changeset, a list of the files
> changed, and the contents of the log entry?
>
> I really don't need the features to close tickets and add changeset
> logs to tickets at this current point in time.
>
> Of course, if this is independent of Trac (which I get the sense it
> might be) ... please let me know and I will look elsewhere.
>
> Thanks again for your help!
>
> Brett
>
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I think you have 2 avenues here. You can do it purely as a subversion
post-commit-hook (helps if you have a pre-commit-hook to enforce all
the things you are asking for), or you can have a subversion post-
commit-hook, which calls a trac-post-commit-hook, which updates the
tickets, and configure trac to notify people of changes to the
ticket. (possibly customizing this to include the information if they
don't want to navigate to the web page to READ it (say, one of the
recipients is another script :D)
Anyway, trac can be configured to notify people of a change to the
ticket, and subversion can be configured to update a ticket in trac,
so this is possible the simplest route if you ultimately want to do
more with trac and the commit. The shortest immediate route, is
likely to have a Subversion post-commit-hook script, which fires off
the email with the information you want, which all comes from
subversion, maybe via smtp for example. Keep in mind all the calls to
Subversion you make to collect the information, would still be called
whether or not you do anything via trac. Now, sending the actual
email can be a pain either way on windows, depending on your setup :D
ok, to summarize:
all the information can get pulled from Subversion as a Subversion
post commit hook.
It can then either be sent to trac, to update a/several ticket(s) or
can be directly mailed to the recipients. (Trac can Also pull it from
subversion, but that a symantic)
If sent to Trac, Trac can be configured to update the ticket(s),
separately, it can additionally be configured to notify recipients on
change to a ticket.
Finally, I am a trac noob, so I'd love to hear the other options (I am
sure there is a webdav route, maybe a DB trigger route...etc.)
:D
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