automatic creation of the folders/repos would be nice - I
can imagine web based shared and/or free SVN solution must
be having something like it already.
I assumed that for smaller setups, a scenario where users
have their own repo with full rights next to a shared
repo(s) with different permission, will be very common.
Then simply permission file instead of:
[REPO_NAME:/me]
me = rw
[REPO_NAME:/you]
you = rw
etc..
would be like I thought it could be, just permission, I'll
try to tamper with hooks,
thanks.
On 26/02/15 20:42, Eric Johnson wrote:
> So far as I know, there are no variables in the file. If
> you've got any needs that lead to wanting "variables"
> (other than the already supported groups), then perhaps
> you want to generate the file? That's an approach we take
> at my company.
>
> If you take the approach of generating the file, then I
> don't think there are any per-request variables that matter.
>
> As for your specific idea, it looks like you want to have
> "per-user" folders in repositories. Since those folders
> aren't created by magic, perhaps you want to reserve their
> creation to someone like an administrator, and catch their
> creation in a post-commit script, and regenerate your
> access file?
>
> Eric.
>
>
> On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 8:47 AM, lejeczek
> <peljasz_at_yahoo.co.uk <mailto:peljasz_at_yahoo.co.uk>> wrote:
>
> hi everybody
>
> as a novice I understand I'm looking for shortcuts,
> probably being not the first one I'd have this question:
>
> does Subversion implement any variables in it's
> configuration?
> first case to exercise this scenario would be
> AuthzSVNAccessFile
> could one have
>
> [REPO_NAME:/_$user]
> _$user = rw
>
> naturally I'm thinking here of login/logged in user,
> via http
> many thanks.
>
>
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