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Re: Can the commit message be changed by a hook?

From: Dave_Thomas mailing lists <davelist_at_peoplemerge.com>
Date: 2006-11-07 01:30:27 CET

What's up with this --revprop argument? Is is possible to change properties
of an individual file or does it have to attach to the whole transaction
like "svn:log"? It would be nice to change properties directly to the
repository instead of on the working copy, obviating the need to checkout
that path. Is that doable with --revprop? Hope that makes sense.

Thanks
Dave

>
> $SVN propset --revprop -r $REV svn:log \
> "haha, I'm changing your log message" \
> file://$REPO
>
>
Received on Tue Nov 7 01:32:07 2006

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