RE: hooks in sub repositories

Marino Kevin wrote:
> We a repository located inside another repository and and when using hooks
> we have to put the files in the root repository hooks directory. Is this
> correct and how do we utilitize the sub repository hooks directory.
> Here is the layout of the repositories
>
> Root Repos.
> |
> |-- myRepos
> |
> |-- otherRepos
>
> so I can't seem to fire hooks in the myRepos or otherRepos directories.

What do you mean by a repository inside another repository?

As far as I know, a Subversion repository must reside on a real
OS filesystem. Although a repository contains trees of files
and folders, this "virtual" filesystem is not somewhere you
could create a second repository.

Perhaps mean two folders off the root of the virtual filesystem
provided by a repository?

Subversion only calls one hook script (of each type) for a
repository, but it is entirely possible to use hook scripts
that behave differently depending on the folder(s) affected.

For instance, if you use the included mailer.py script, you
can configure it so that commit e-mails for /project1/trunk
are sent to one address, and /project2/trunk to another
address.

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Robert Hunter
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