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Re: Can I check out/access the hook scripts remotely through the svn client?

From: Chris Jensen <cjensen_at_edex.com.au>
Date: 2005-07-16 02:12:06 CEST

Jeff Vincent wrote:
> I was just wondering if there was an equivalent to the
> "cvs checkout CVSROOT" command so that I can modify my hook scripts (I
> can't find any). The SVN server is managed by our IS&T department and I
> don't have physical (or ssh) access.

You could check the hooks directory into the repository somewhere, and
set up a hook script to run
        svn up
on the hooks directory whenever a change is commited.
Of course, if someone commites a borked script to the hooks directory,
then you could have a hell of a time trying to fix it.

Chris

(PS Don't reply to a thread to ask a new question, because people who
have ignored the original thread will ignore your message too.
Your question will have a larger audience if you start a new thread.)

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