Kristis Makris wrote:
> Yes. Yes! It is a request to make a hooks stdout output back to the
> client, **while the hook is executing**. The stderr "sounds like" it
> should also be propagated to the client. In the particular bug
> referenced above, we are observing a deadlock, and there is no output
> from the hook yet, so we could determine where exactly in the hook the
> deadlock occurs.
In order to do this kind of debugging, you don't need the output to be
channelled back to the client. The person debugging a hook script needs to be,
or needs to work with, the repository administrator, so you can make the hook
script send its error output and/or progress reporting to a file (for example)
instead of to the "stderr" stream.
- Julian
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Received on Thu Mar 30 02:00:18 2006