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Re: Can the pre-commit hook sent a message to the SubVersion client, if it allows a commit?

From: Ryan Schmidt <subversion-2005_at_ryandesign.com>
Date: 2005-10-31 11:20:14 CET

On Oct 31, 2005, at 08:32, René Vestergaard wrote:

> Can the pre-commit-hook sent a message to the SubVersion client,
> if it allows a commit?
>
> It can sent a message, when I write in the STDERR string
> (done in a Perl-file) and return error ("exit 1")
> from the pre-commit.cmd file
> (which by the way has executed the Perl-file).
>
> A message don't show up, if I return ok ("exit 0").
>
> How can a message come through, if i want to allow a commit?

Unfortunately there is no way to do this. It has been discussed on
the list within the past few months, and it was revealed that adding
this functionality is difficult.

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