Marcos Chaves wrote:
> Hi. I couldn't find this in the archives.
>
> I'm trying to create a pre-commit hook that only allows the commit of
> Perl codes that pass the "perl -c" check. I have a initial version
> (see below) that does exactly what I want IF the Perl code does not
> use any customized module (.pm), because Perl can't find it when run
> from the hook script.
>
> Does anybody know how this could be done? I'm afraid that the hook
> script would need to perform more tasks, like checking out the current
> version of the path where the modules are located and then trying to
> run "perl -c". Any ideas?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> -Marcos
we do it in a post-commit.
basically it first checks the paths being comitted and if meeting the
criteria for doing a compile check at all, it will export the files from
a logic directory base (see example below).
so if you were commiting perlproject1/folder1/file1.pl, then the hook
would export everything below perlproject1 and then run "perl -c
perlproject1/main.pl"
perlproject1/main.pl
perlproject1/folder1/file1.pl
perlproject1/folder1/file2.pl
perlproject1/folder1/file1.pm
perlproject2/folder1/file1.pl
hth
./allan
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Received on Fri Sep 15 09:57:56 2006