Re: Does commit wait for post-commit hook to execute?

Hello!

Andy Levy schrieb:
> svn commit "finishes" when the post-commit hook completes finishes
> executing. If your post-commit is lengthy and you need quicker
> response, have post-commit spawn a new process to actually do that
> work, letting post-commit return. Doing this in any hook script means
> you'll lose the ability to send feedback to the user regarding that
> spawned process.

And probably some kind of semaphore or lock has to be used if it is
important that there is only one spawned script running at the same
time.

Does Subversion assure that the same script won't be executed multiple
at the same time when there are concurrent check-ins?

With best regards
Andreas Schweigstill

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