On 7/13/06, Hoska, Richard A. (HQ-LD070)[InDyne, Inc]
<Richard.A.Hoska@nasa.gov> wrote:
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> I'm having a lot of trouble getting a post commit hook to work.
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> I'm using post-commit.bat to call a NAnt build file, the code below works
> perfectly when I just run the batch file either from the command line or
> double click on it but its not working with subversion.
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> I have played with this endlessly and can't seem to get any further than I
> am now. I think that the hook is working (as in calling the Nant build
> file) because when I have it active commits take noticeably longer than when
> I remove it.
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> If anyone has any ideas I would be most appreciative.
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> -----------------post-commit.bat-------------------------------
> @echo off
> cls
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> cd C:\Program Files\NAnt\bin\
> start /b nant
> -buildfile:c:\svn\PCADS\hooks\UpdateRepository.build
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> UpdateRepository.build-----------------------
> <?xml version="1.0"?>
> <project name="Update Repository" default="Update">
> <target name="Update">
> <!--<echo>Attempting to Update the repository</echo>-->
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> <svn-update
> destination="Z:\pcads\buildv10"
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> uri="http://198.116.131.106/svn/PCADS/trunk/SourceCode"
> quiet="true"
> username="anonymoose"
> password="Canada"
> />
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> <!--<echo>Finished updating the repository</echo>-->
> </target>
> </project>
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Is Z: a network mapped drive? If the repository server is running as
a service (Apache or svnserve) then they need to be running under a
network user (with appropriate permissions on the network) and you
should probably use a UNC path or you'll have to map the drive in the
hook.
Also, try redirecting the nant output to a log file somewhere to see
what is happening.
DJ
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Received on Thu Jul 13 23:39:56 2006