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Bharat Sinha
Bharat Sinha

Reputation: 14373

subversion validation

We use subversion as a source control solution; however couple of my team mates aren't very faithful when it comes to provide a comment while checking in files.

I would like to put a couple of validation like...

A. A comment is mandatory with at least a specified number of characters. B. Few words must be present in the checking in comment. C. spaces in file names are rejected.

Is there a way to do so? I tried searching for a solution but it seems that isn't going that well...

Upvotes: 0

Views: 234

Answers (1)

Linus Kleen
Linus Kleen

Reputation: 34662

You can employ a pre-commit hook to check if a comment comes with the commit and which files are altered or added.

A pre-commit hook script obtains the repository that's to be changed and a transaction identifier. Both these can be used with svnlook:

svnlook log /path/to/repo --transaction <txid>

This will echo the commit message.

Upvotes: 2

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