Re: TortoiseSVN - Start Commit hook

On 02.02.2017 11:57, Unterberger, Andreas AVL/AT wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
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> I’m currently trying to add a start Commit hook script on Windows 7
> system to the TortoiseSVN client.
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>
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> Basically there are 3 checkboxes in the dialogue. One is wait for the
> script to finish but this does not change anything as it seems.
>
> So to understand how it works I made a simple batch file which I wanted
> to start via this hook.
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>>> batch file start
>
> cd
>
> pause
>
> pause
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>>> batch file end
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> So I expected that I see a command window which just prints out the
> current working directory and then wait for a keystroke (user input) to
> close the window.
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> But I experience that it closes so fast again that I can’t see anything,
> so it is not waiting for any key.

you haven't mentioned the "command line to execute" you used. If you
only specified the path to the bat file, that won't work.
A bat file can not run on its on, you have to specify "cmd /c
path/to/bat" instead.

Stefan

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