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RE: Can the commit message be changed by a hook?

From: Gavin Lambert <gavinl_at_compacsort.com>
Date: 2006-11-07 01:42:15 CET

Quoth Dave_Thomas mailing lists <mailto:davelist@peoplemerge.com>:
> What's up with this --revprop argument? Is is possible to change
> properties of an individual file or does it have to attach to the
> whole transaction like "svn:log"? It would be nice to change
> properties directly to the repository instead of on the working copy,
> obviating the need to checkout that path. Is that doable with
> --revprop? Hope that makes sense.

Have a look at the SVN Book, it explains it all in detail.

In short, no. --revprop is for editing properties of the revision
itself, which aren't versioned, and can only be changed directly in the
repository. Properties of versioned files are themselves versioned, and
can only be edited in a working copy AFAIK.

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