On Nov 14, 2005, at 08:58, Marek wrote:
> I have written SVNArchive program, which can be used to backup and
> restore subversion repositories.
> If you want, test it so that we can improve it ;-)
> It is written in C# in Visual Studio .NET 2005 beta 2, so it
> uses .NET Framework 2 beta 2.
I cannot test it, as I do not have a computer with the Windows
operating system. It would be best not to send such large attachments
of such limited interest to mailing lists of a primarily discussion
nature with such a wide distribution; better to put it on a web page
and send a link to that so interested parties can take a look.
> I have some hooks in my svn repository which should trigger
> SVNArchive, when a revision is added to a repository or when a
> revision changes. These hooks are in attached project, but they are
> not triggered on my test PC - Windows 2003 Server. Can you show me
> what is wrong with them?
For the list's illumination, here's what's in the archive:
pre-revprop-change.bat:
@echo SVN Pre Revision Property Change
post-revprop-change.bat:
@echo SVN Post Revision Property Change
%~p0\..\..\SVNArchive\SVNArchive.Backup.bat %1 %2
post-commit.bat:
@echo SVN Post Commit
%~p0\..\..\SVNArchive\SVNArchive.Backup.bat %1 *
%~p0 sure looks odd to me, but I'm no Windows batch script programmer
so I don't know. On Unix, you definitely have to list the complete
path to the script or executable, because the hook is run without an
environment. Perhaps it's the same way on Windows. (So call C:\path\to
\SVNArchive.Backup.bat for example.)
The echo statements may not be going anywhere, by the way. On Unix,
if you want a pre-commit hook to output anything, you must direct the
output to stderr and exit with a nonzero code. I don't know how to do
that on Windows though.
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Received on Mon Nov 14 10:26:04 2005