Re: post-commit in Windows

Tom Opgenorth <tom@opgenorth.net> writes:
> The $Rev parameter that you see in post-commit.tmpl is the revision
> number that was just commited. Every time a commit happesn, your
> post-commit.bat will be called something like this:
>
> post-commit.bat c:/svnrepo 200
>
>
> Right now, my post-bat looks like (pretty simple):
>
> ShadowCommit.exe %1 %2
>
> ShadowCommit.exe is a program of my own. It expects on the command
> line the directory that the repository (%1) is in, and and the
> revision number (%2).

Ykonuslu, note that $1 is Unix-speak for %1 in Windows/DOS. It's the
same idea, just $ instead of %.

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Received on Thu Apr 15 18:53:30 2004