user198729
Reputation: 63626
Is it possible to make svn execute a script each time when someone commited something?
I've install subversion, and want to write my own script to automate the web deployment.
Is it possible to trigger the script when commiting?
It's neither ssh nor apache based, only rely on svnserve.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 87
Answers (1)
Greg Hewgill
Reputation: 992707
Sure, Subversion provides a post-commit hook that does exactly this. The Subversion hooks are found in a hooks directory in the repository, and the default installation contains template files (*.tmpl) that show examples of each type of hook.
Upvotes: 3
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