"Jan Hendrik" <jan.hendrik@bigfoot.com> writes:
> I am on the way to have the contents pages in web projects here
> created automatically by a script from versioned datafiles (currently
> contents are static, versioned HTML files). This script shall be
> invoked i. a. by a post-commit or even start-commit hook.
>
> I don't want to put the automatically generated contents under
> version control, but I would like having them updated in working
> copies on svn update. Is there something like a post-update hook?
>
> OK, I know I could write a batch file doing this, but folks use
> TortoiseSVN and this thing should not introduce another step for
> them. I also know I could (and perhaps should) do this entirely on
> the web server, but for a number of reasons I would rather prefer
> having those contents files being created locally.
Since your post-commit hook is invoking the update, why not have the
post-commit hook then do the post-update processing as well?
(This is what I do for a similar site.)
-Karl
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Received on Wed Jun 2 18:39:54 2004