Re: pre commit check log

On Dec 8, 2006, at 16:18, Brian Krusic wrote:

> Noticed some behavior using a force log entry pre commit hook.
>
> After committing a file with and empty log message, the client is
> showing that its adding the file before the check is made, then
> rejects the commit appropriately.
>
> I've tried to place this code in the start commit vs the pre commit
> but it doesn't seem to work that way.
>
> Some of our commits take 30 min and so this can be annoying.
>
> I feel its normal behavior as there needs to be a commit before a
> check can be made however I was wondering if anyone can shed some
> light on this.

It is expected that the client needs to transfer the deltas to the
server before the server can execute the pre-commit hook, but what on
earth is making your commits take 30 minutes? That's extremely long.
Unless you're transferring several gigs of data I don't see why that
should be.

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