Re: [TSVN] What to see immediately?

2005/4/19, Molle Bestefich <molle.bestefich@gmail.com>:
> Bill.Hughes@cgi-europe.com wrote:
> > Given the comments in other messages that SVN doesn't actually enforce locks
> > if you manually change a files read-only status perhaps tsvn should check
> > for this too, until svn does implement it.
>
> It's easily enforceable on the server side with a pre-commit hook that does:
> 1. Does file <x> have svn:needs-lock set?
> 2. If yes, does the commiting user have the appropriate lock?
> 3. If not, reject the commit.
>
> I think that anybody working with locking would implement a hook of
> the above sort.

Why implement? I just would use that one ;)
https://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/trunk/contrib/hook-scripts/pre-lock-require-needs-lock.py

Stefan

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