Re: Post-Commit Hook Protocol (http, svn, file) in Tortoise SVN

On 19.02.2010 22:24, Michael R wrote:
> I *did* implement an issue tracker plugin...with an interface that
> talks to Subversion, as I mentioned above. The user, in my example
> above, uses the issue tracker plugin that I wrote, and their commit
> executes the post-commit script I am talking about. My original
> question is still not being answered.
>
> In a post-commit hook, when I am handed a list of local committed
> files from Tortoise (the first parameter in a post-commit hook), how
> can I convert them into their proper protocol (http://, svn:// or file:///)
> format and send them to my issue tracker? My issue tracker needs the
> files with their respective protocol, not the local path to the
> particular machine where the commit occurred.

You have the commonUrl parameter in the plugin method, and you have the
commonRoot parameter. You can use those two and do a little string
manipulation to find the paths relative to the commonRoot, then prepend
the commonUrl to those relative paths and you got your urls.

Stefan

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