The problem is that there is no way to tell if a copy operation is a tag, a
branch, or someone is merely copying files. They all use the same "svn cp"
command.
Basically, if something is copied to the "tags" directory, it is a tag. If
it's copied to the branches directory, it is a branch, and if it is copied
somewhere else, it is a regular copy.
The best I can suggest is user training. Repeat over and over again to your
users that "Tags go here...". Remember that this is a revision control
system, so you can always undo what the developers did, and you always know
who was not doing what they're suppose to be doing.
It might be possible to examine a svnlook changed output to see that if
someone is copying the entire project, we can assume it is a tag. But that
might be a bit dangerous.
On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 8:23 AM, Georges Martinez-Valentin <
georges.martinez-valentin_at_mgeups.com> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
>
> *my problem *: I want to check than any user make tags in the correct
> directory.
> As we use (tags, trunk & branches) directories for all the project
> developpment, we want than all tags, are made in the "project/tags"
> directory.
>
> I try to use pre-commit hook, but i get 2 problems :
>
> 1. i don't arrive to determine whether if the current transation is a
> COMMITtransaction or if it is a TAG transaction.
> 2. Any where, using svnlook, i get only the repository path of the
> project, and not the final directory name as "tags".
>
>
>
>
> Here below more informations about our organization, see below the draft :
>
> /SNVroot---------/Project 1------------/tags
> | /branches
> | /trunk
> |
> |---------/Project 2------------/tags
> | /branches
> | /trunk
> |
> |---------/Project 3------------/tags
> | /branches
> | /trunk
> |
>
> Actually, i use pre-commit hook, for check empty log. And it is running
> well.
>
>
> *my questions :*
>
> 1. do you think, than i can solve this point, using pre-commit hooks ?
> 2. If yes, how ?
> 3. how can i know if current transaction is a TAG or COMMIT one ?
>
>
>
> Thanks for your help, and for your nice tool. (old CVS user).
>
>
>
>
> Cordialement / Regards
> *
> Georges Martinez-Valentin* | *APC by Schneider Electric* | *IT
> Business* | *Senior Firmware Engineer - Management products* *
> Phone:* +(33).(0)4.76.18.33.41 | *
> Email:* georges.martinez-valentin_at_mgeups.com | *Site:* *www.apc-mge.com
> * <http://www.apc-mge.com/> *
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