Collection of Subversion repository hooks primarily aimed at providing pre-hooks – actions that are performed before changes are persisted to the repository.
The hook scripts are written in Bash and make use of common tools such as sed and egrep.
Rules for pre-commit:
- Reject (or force-allow) empty or too short log messages.
- Reject (or force-allow) adding new, big files.
- Reject (or force-allow) a list of temporary files.
- Reject (or force-allow) modifying an existing Subversion tag (path
/tags).
Rules for pre-revprop-change:
- Permit modification of commit messages (revision property
svn:log). This is more or less the original Subversion example hook.
Symlink repo-hooks.sh into the repository's hook directory for the desired hook.
The following example setup is assumed for a Subversion repository MY_REPO located at /var/lib/svn and with this very scripts (svn-repo-hooks) copied/cloned to /usr/local.
Enabling pre-commit hook:
$ ln -sf /usr/local/svn-repo-hooks/repo-hooks.sh /var/lib/svn/MY_REPO/hooks/pre-commitEnabling pre-revprop-change hook:
$ ln -sf /usr/local/svn-repo-hooks/repo-hooks.sh /var/lib/svn/MY_REPO/hooks/pre-revprop-changeThere is a config.sh in the root directory. This file includes the script's environment configuration and settings for rules in hooks.
You can either edit this file directly or create a config.local.sh in the same directory and override variables to fit your needs.