RE: use-commit-times = effectless?

Jan Hendrik <mailto:jan.hendrik@bigfoot.com> wrote on Friday, December
05, 2003 11:52 AM:

> (Sorry, I know about your justified policy about older versions, but
> with making deltafication a manual svnadmin operation after each
> commit I am out of updating, for even after reading the book a
> couple of times I have only a limited understanding of what hooks
> are, but absolutely no idea how to utilize them under windows for
> automating that delta thing. As far as I understand Linux has
> commandlines or shells that execute scripts automagically, but
> Windows has not.)

Hi Jan,

my post-commit.bat looks like:

start /MIN /LOW C:\Programme\Subversion\bin\svnadmin.exe deltify -r %2
%1

With this the deltification should work. The problem I have is, that I
actually don't know if it works, though.

Another problem is, that I tend to forget to install this hook when
creating a new repository... :-(

AFAIU all executable files (.bat, .cmd, .exe, .pif(?)...) are usable as
a hook, if you name them right. If you have Perl installed (ActiveState
e.g.) you could even use a perl script I think, but I'm not sure if you
need a .bat/.cmd as wrapper to call it or if a .pl could be called
directly (on doubleclick it will be executed though).

Cheers,
        Carsten

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Received on Fri Dec 5 12:28:51 2003