Hi,
I have managed to check the property of new files too thanks to you :)
I do have one little problem ... I check using svnlook changed -t which
paths are changed ...I check each entry if it has the property
'svn:eol-style=native'. For newly,updated files this works great (deleted
action I don't do any checks), but the script alsoo looks for the property
in a directory. (directory can't have such property) Is there any easy way
to check when we are dealing with a directory and not a file?
For example
A /all/testen
A /all/test/
The first entry is a file. The second entry: we are dealing with a directory
because the string ends with a '/' slash. Correct?
Is there any better way to check difference between file & directory? I
mean a more standard way.
Greetings,
Jens
-----Original Message-----
From: haller@ableton.com [mailto:haller@ableton.com]
Sent: donderdag 4 november 2004 20:13
To: Jens.Bruggeman@seco-m.be; cmpilato@collab.net;
users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Re: svnlook changed
BRUGGEMAN Jens (JBRG) <Jens.Bruggeman@seco-m.be> wrote:
> If you got a new file which is going to be added, there is no way you
> can use 'svnlook pg' or 'svn pg' at the server side because the file
> doesn't even exist there. He will never find the property . That's my
> main problem which needs to be solved :(
That's easy. Your pre-commit hook is called with two parameters, the
repository path and the transaction. You can get a file's properties from
that transaction, even for newly added files.
Something like the following, maybe. Warning: this is typed directly into
the mail message without trying if it's even syntactically correct.
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