On Thu, Dec 16, 2010 at 10:44:05AM -0600, Mark Meyer wrote:
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> I am currently using svn commit hooks in our environment to trap ALL
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> A typical email generated by a commit looks like this:
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> Author: mmeyer
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> Comments: added comments
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> 3935
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> U Java Projects/sandbox/mark/schema/auf/xml/testdbupgrade.xml
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> How do you write a commit hook that traps on changes to a SPECIFIC file
> (our database create script) so I can capture all of these changes
> separately. This would allow me to do a better job of maintaining our
> alter scripts that migrate our database from one version to the next.
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> I would like to hook on any changes made when this file is changed:
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> Comments: added ip_address to conditions and added received_timestamp
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> U Database/trunk/MP/mysql/create/primexmp-create.sql
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> Thank you,
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> Mark
In the post-commit hook, you could get the list of files modified in the
committed revision and send email if the file appears in this list.
In pseudocode:
REPOS_PATH="$1" # First parameter passed to post-commit hook by Subversion
REV="$2" # Second parameter passed to post-commit hook by Subversion
MYFILE=Database/trunk/MP/mysql/create/primexmp-create.sql
if output of "svnlook changed -r $REV $REPOS_PATH" contains $MYFILE:
send email
endif
Stefan
