SVN is full of phail
Sep. 28th, 2009 03:57 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
vlionSo it turns out svn post-commit hooks actually execute user-side. That's annoying. A commit can take a while as I run post-processing code for metrics.
A hack solution is to attempt to write a dirtyfile out to ~/temp on post-commit. This solves the wait time issue, since the time gets offloaded to Cron.
Another issue is I write code on 4 different operating systems and commit into the repo on all of those. What's going to happen when I commit from Windows to the Linux host server? I'll have to test that in a bit. First I want the *nix solution fixed, then let's see what SmartSVN does.
A hack solution is to attempt to write a dirtyfile out to ~/temp on post-commit. This solves the wait time issue, since the time gets offloaded to Cron.
Another issue is I write code on 4 different operating systems and commit into the repo on all of those. What's going to happen when I commit from Windows to the Linux host server? I'll have to test that in a bit. First I want the *nix solution fixed, then let's see what SmartSVN does.
