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Re: Beautify code thru a hook

From: Jean-Luc Wasmer <jl.subversion_at_wasmer.ca>
Date: 2003-05-23 19:54:31 CEST

> > > How can I send back the message "File doesn't comply to rule XYZ" to
the
> > > client?
> >
> > Make your pre-commit hook return exit code 1. I don't remember if you
> > can throw a specific error-message back, though.
>
> Based on behaviour (and not on the code), both the svn command line
> client, and TortoiseSVN both display anything printed to STDOUT by
> the post-commit hook.
>
> We use this here to run Java code through "checkstyle" before allowing
> commits. Providing a quick "make check" in the project Makefile
> means that people don't even complain about it too much.
>

Would you mind sharing your hook?

Thx,

JL

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