We use Subversion for source control and have implemented a pre-commit hook that checks for comments and does not allow commits without comments.
I am moving my team over from an old CVS repository to using git. I was hoping to add in a precommit hook to ensure before a commit is done locally (and pushed) each person has an up to date repo.
I\'m new to SharpSVN (and frankly--pretty new to C# as well). I\'ve been trying get a simple pre-commit hook working which checks for a comment. (i.e. the commit fails in the absence of a comment)
I want to create a pre-commit hook which looks at the URL I am committing to. I know that I can get access to the files on the file开发者_C百科 system that they are committing, but is it possible to f
My subversion repository has a pre-commit hook that requires all files to have a SVN property before its commit.
We have a PHP 5 web application and we\'re currently evaluating PHP CodeSniffer in order to decide whether forcing code standards improves code quality.
I\'d like to add an automatically generated file to the same commit using a pre- or post-commit hook in Git, dependent on the files that were modified in that commit.How would I go about this?
A related question How do you stash an untracked file? was answered with \"track the file.\"This doesn\'t work for my particular needs, however.
Is it possible to make a precommit hook for git or svn that can reject files not committed in a specific encodi开发者_运维知识库ng?
I am trying to write a pre-commit hook script that will alter a specific svn-property of a folder/file.
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