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Re: Running Hook script on Windows

From: Nathan Kidd <nathan-svn_at_spicycrypto.ca>
Date: 2006-05-10 20:52:34 CEST

allan juul wrote:
> dear all who responded on this original thread.
>
> (assuming SVN version 1.3.1)
> since you seem to have post-commits running on windows may I ask if you
> could confirm that it is indeed possible to commit to the repository
> without a wait for the post-commit to finish ?
>
> for example, if you put a
>
> sleep 120
>
> in your script, how long will a client's commit actual take.
>
> we have been running these for a long time, but after upgrading to
> series 1.3.* they simply doesn't work correctly anymore

All my pre/post-* scripts finish in < 1 second so I couldn't say.

I *think* you'd need to launch your process with the 'start' command,
but I recall another post a few weeks ago talking about a problem with
even this (including some talk ofredirecting STDOUT and STDERR ). Have a
look in the archives.

-Nathan

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