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running server side tests

From: Hao (Victor) Ren <ren_at_cs.toronto.edu>
Date: 2005-11-30 08:29:20 CET

hello,

I am trying to setup subversion so that when a user commits source code
files to a server, the server can start running some unit tests on the
source code, and if the source code does not pass any of the tests, the
user can be notified, and the files are not submitted.

To do this, I am planning to write a make file that runs the tests. So
on the server side, when ever a user commits files (source code), there
should be some hook calling the make file, and run the tests. Please
give me some advice on how exactly this should be done.

I am a beginner to this, but I do not see any folders or files on the
server side, so where can I put the make file that runs tests and where
should the make file look for source code files that the user commited?

thank you
Victor

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