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I want to use svn for a Java code repository.
We previously used cvs.
Before allowing commits, I would like to have
a hook that checks the committed files
and, if necessary, runs Jalopy on them.
There are 3 reasons:
1) The changes might be trivial,
so it might not need to be committed
2) The code is grammatically valid
3) The code is uniformly formatted
In cvs, the hook gets the file name so it can
check the file itself. How do I get the list
of files being committed in a hook for svn?
What is the easiest way to check the files?
Most of the examples just deal with allowing access
and sending notification e-mails, not with
modifying the files being committed.
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Received on Sun Oct 2 17:11:03 2005