RE: Can I have one post-commit script for all my repositories?

Have the commit script in each hook directory call a global script.

Step 1: Create the real scripts in a global dir. /global_svn_scripts

Step 2: create a master hooks directory (/master_hooks) containing the
hook scripts (that point to the global dir)

Step 3: Create a repos, new_repos

Step 4: copy master_hooks/* new_repos/hooks/.

From: Dyrson Rodrigues [mailto:dyrson_at_pbh.gov.br]
Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 11:01 AM
To: users_at_subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Can I have one post-commit script for all my repositories?

I have a post-commit script running fine for one repository. I'd like to
have it executing for all my repositories. And I do not want to copy it
to all hooks subdirectories(and don't want do create links either).

I notice the existence of a hooks directory in the root installation
directory of subversion. I put the script in this directory expecting
that it would run for all repos, but it doesn't.

So this is my question. Is there a way to have one post-commit script
running for all repositories?

Thanks in advance.

Dyrson

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