On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 8:40 PM, Ryan Schmidt <subversion-2...@ryandesign.com> wrote: > On Jan 22, 2014, at 01:34, Mehboob Ahmed wrote: > >> Is ther any hook who wont allow user to commit in SVN whose size is greater >> than 1GB.it means i want to restrict user to commit less than 1GB of data in >> SVN. i need this hook in windows format .bat file extention please help. > > Yes, you could write a hook to do that.
Limit the size of individual files? Or of the changes accumulated together of all the relevant files? Or of the difference in files? Now, if I were thinking aobut a pre-commit script from scratch, I might want to restrict binary files, such as *.iso, *.war, *.jar, *.o, *.gz, *.tar, *.zip, *.a, etc., especially for what should be a source repository. That can help prevent a lot of the accidental commits you might see, such as compiled files in a source code repository. Why, exactly, are you trying to limit the maximum commit size?
