Re: Client side hooks - failed .bat test

Hans-Emil Skogh wrote:
> I have made a first try at using the client side hooks capability of the
> latest nightly.
>
> I registered the following batch-script as a start-commit hook for a WC:
>
> --- schnipp ---
> @ECHO OFF
> ECHO Testing!
> EXIT /B 1
> --- schnipp ---
>
> The expected behaviour would have been to prevent all commits on this WC
> with the error-message "Testing!", instead nothing happens.
> If I remove the /B-flag from EXIT the return-code seems to be caught by
> TSVN and commiting is prevented, but still no error-message.
>
> Have I missed something please point it out to me!

Make sure the command line looks something like this:
cmd /c path/to/your/bat/file.bat

You can't start the bat script directly, because only 'cmd' knows what
to do with them.

Stefan

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