Maillinglisten wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Im looking for a way to avoid passing --username to svn commit's. My
> current problem is that I have a very small development-environment
> with only 3 developers and all have to do testing on the one-and-only
> test-server. Everybody uses one account for that (we use sudo to open
> a shell of that user) otherwise we have some permission-problems in
> our scenario.
> Anyway since developers are lazy :x they omit the --username and just
> use the standard-user for commiting, but we'd like to have the
> commit-messages-username to be the unix-name of that developer. I have
> checked the book/faqs but couldn't find anything like setting an
> environment-variable or something to accomplish this. Is there a way
> to set the username for f.e. commit except the commandline-switch? Is
> the start-commit-hook capable of changing the username for commits? We
> use svnserve as repository-server.
You *could* set your pre-commit to fail verbosely if the username is not set
to a real user. I use similar settings to fail if the person fails to enter
a log when making changes.
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Received on Tue Aug 8 14:13:59 2006