Re: post-commit hook not working

On Apr 12, 2006, at 07:12, Andreas Adelsberger | [amp] - Adelsberger
Media Productions wrote:

> to 2: the path stuff is not my problem. the script would produce an
> error if there is something wrong with it, but it simply doesn't
> get executed. is there a way to disable post-commit in subversion
> gernerally?

I agree that the path stuff is not the problem in your case. However,
if the hook has a syntax error or other problem, you will not learn
about it unless you have explicitly programmed some logging into your
script. Any output produced by the post-commit hook, whether it be to
stdout or stderr, is discarded. The exit code of the post-commit hook
is also not used for anything. The only way to discover whether your
post-commit hook script is running is by putting strategically-placed
echo statements like "echo About to do the export... >> /tmp/
hook.log" within the script to see how far you get.

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Received on Wed Apr 12 11:14:46 2006