"BRUGGEMAN Jens (JBRG)" <Jens.Bruggeman@seco-m.be> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I wanted some information about the svnlook changed output.
> I use the 'svnlook changed' command in a pre-commit hook. Therefore it is
> important I fully understand the output of the command.
If the file or directory is new, you get an 'A' in the first column.
If the file or directory was deleted, you a 'D' in the first column.
If the file or directory already existed, you get a 'U' in the first
column the file's text changed, and 'U' in the second column if the
file or directory's properties changed.
> But when you have the following situation:
> You create a new file MyTestfile.txt and add it in SVN (without commit) +
> change property svn:eol-style=native. Then you try to commit the file.
> I displayed the 'svnlook changed' information and it shows only the
> following line:
> A MyTestfile.txt
>
> I would have thought there would be the following:
> A MyTestfile.txt
> UU MyTestfile.txt
We don't repeat paths. One line per path, that's it. So, if we were
to make changes like this, you would probably see something like:
AU MyTestfile.txt
> I want to implement in the pre-commit an extra check to make sure
> every file has the property svn:eol-style=native. If not, the
> transaction is aborted and the user will be prompted with reason.
> But I have no idea how to check the property because the 'svnlook
> changed' does not show a property change. If you allow the commit,
> the property of that new file is added in SVN though.
>
> Anyone any thoughts about implementing this?
Friend, step over here with me and allow me introduce you to the
Python bindings...
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Received on Thu Nov 4 15:54:49 2004