Hi all,
I'm currently working on a plugin that publishes trac changes via IRC
to a channel. The first thing I had to add was a commit hook that
creates a trac environment, gets the repo, syncs it and then call my
newly created ICommitListener. Then I looked at some other plugins
(reposearch, the codetags plugin which is currently broken because we
were too lazy to write a commit hook) and they are all suffering from
a missing ICommitListener.
It would be very simple to add that listener and trigger it via a
generic hook. This listener could look like this::
class ICommitListener(Interface):
def after_commit(chgset):
pass
It would also be possible to add a "before_commit" that could stop the
commit but for that the versioncontrol api would need an update.
The current trac-post-commit-hook script could then call the
after_commit functions of all those implementors and the current
"ticket-updating" goes into the trac core as regular component. It's
not a problem that the execution of those after_commit does not happen
in the context of the webserver most of the time, the only problem i
see is that the useres might be different. But for that it would be
enough to add a warning to the configuration page that tells the user
to use the same users contexts for both the web server and the svn/hg
user. Most of the time those are the same anyways.
Regards,
Armin
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