On 6/15/06, gazo@seges.sk <gazo@seges.sk> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I want to ask you about contributing subversion hook. In our company we
> had a need for some types of hooks so we started with creating. While
> subversion is opensource and there is no reason not to publish created
> hook, can you tell me which way I can do that?
>
> Until now we've created only one: notification hook, which can report
> commits to email and in the future to other channels (RSS, special
> log,...). It is written in Java. Of course we need other hooks such as
> autobuilding and publishing hooks,... and we are working on them.
>
> Is there any interest of such hook(s)? Where can I commit it? Or do I have
> to create own project for it?
No, we have a contrib/ section in the subversion repository where we
keep any contributions like yours. You'd need to offer maintaining it
though.
If you send a patch with the code, documentation and an example config
file, I think that'd be fine.
But, there are 2 scripts there already which report commits to email:
one in Perl, the other in python. Why write another one? What benefits
does yours have over the two we already provide?
bye,
Erik.
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Received on Fri Jun 16 22:43:21 2006