Am 29.08.2012 00:32, schrieb Rp0013:
> I wanted to mute the svn merge info property on my subversion server
>
> Is there such a way
You could set up a pre-commit hook that makes sure that this property
isn't touched in commits.
> We don't need the info currently and when merging it is causing a
> huge log with all changes to property being recorded and what we need
> is only the code merge
Actually, there should be just a single directory (the root directory of
the project) which receives this property. This assumes that you always
merged from and to that directory, otherwise elements underneath that
directory can also receive their own and distinct mergeinfo property,
which they will also retain over future merges.
I'd suggest this:
1. Educate your users that for proper merge tracking, they should always
use the root directory as source and target even if the changes are only
in a subdirectory thereof.
2. Delete the mergeinfo property from all non-root files and directories.
3. Optionally set up a pre-commit hook that verifies that only root
directories receive the merge info.
The result is that you have proper merge tracking (sorry, you say you
don't want that, but it's hard for me to imagine that) but the only
place where it is recorded is the root of your project. I'd hope that
that could make everyone happy.
Greetings from Hamburg!
Uli
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Received on 2012-08-29 09:57:46 CEST