So I figured out how to use the hooks.  Since I have never ever written a 
single line of code in Ruby you can assume that everything in this e-mail is 
wrong.

Attached is my attempt at integrating DITZ with BZR.  Save the file in a 
directory $HOME/.ditz/hooks or $PROJECT/.ditz/hooks with a .rb extension.

Hopefully this would help others from spending time searching the web for 
examples on how to use ditz hooks.

Regards,
Alex



--- On Tue, 22/3/11, Alejandro Liu Ly <[email protected]> wrote:

From: Alejandro Liu Ly <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [ditz-talk] How to use hooks
To: [email protected]
Date: Tuesday, 22 March, 2011, 18:28

So back to my question on how to use hooks...

Essentially I want to use the hooks as defined by: ditz --list-hooks.

I simply want to run the appropriate SCM command for the after_update, 
after_delete and after_add hooks are triggered.

I can not find any examples on how to do this anywhere.  (I am sorry, I don't 
know Ruby, I just want to be able to use ditz).

I looked into the plugins but that did not share much light on how would I do 
this.

Regards
Alejandro






      
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