Re: Pre-commit and post-chekout hooks on client side

Hi Gustavo,
    You could put a versioned script in SVN, and have your client
scripts do an "svn cat" to pull the latest version, and execute that. If
you wanted to keep users from bypassing the script, there might be a way
(say, using the svn api and writing your script in Python/Perl/etc.) to
have the script put some special indicator in there, and insist on
seeing that in a server-side pre-commit hook script. But I'm out of my
depth, there...

Lee

>Yes, i can do that as a workaround, but what would be great is to subversion
>to have versioned on the repository in repository_root/SVNROOT or something
>(like cvs) the hooks, instead of like they are now, only accessible on the
>server...
>

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