Re: Can the pre-commit hook sent a message to TortoiseSVN, if itallows a commit?

Rene Vestergaard wrote:
> Subject:
> Can the pre-commit-hook sent a message to TortoiseSVN,
> if it allows a commit?
>
> It can sent a message, when I write in the STDERR string
> (done in a Perl-file) and return error ("exit 1")
> from the pre-commit.cmd file
> (which by the way has executed the Perl-file).
>
> A message don't show up, if I return ok ("exit 0").
>
> How can a message come through, if i want to allow a commit?

Why do you want to send a message if the commit is ok? Just to tell
users "ok, everything went ok"? That's not a good idea! Think about it:
after the third or fourth commit, your users won't even read those
messages anymore, and then, if such a message really would tell them
about something important, they would ignore those too!

If you really want this 'feature', you'd have to ask on the Subversion
mailing list...

Stefan

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