Pierre,
I use something like this for pre-commit; post-commit is a bit more
verbose but similar. "setenv.cmd" is a shared script with Python path
etc, used by all hook scripts and located in the same directory.
Single limitation: no double quotes in the log messages :-( , but
single quotes are OK. BTW, the "set /p var=<file" from your BAT file
example is a neat trick but seems to read only the first line from a
file on my system, no matter how many lines are actually there.
HTH,
Sergey.
@echo off
setlocal
set REPOS=%~1
set TXN=%~2
call %~dp0setenv.cmd
for /f "usebackq delims==" %%i in (`svnlook.exe log -t "%TXN%" "%REPOS
%"`) do set LOG=%%i
if "%LOG%" == "" (
echo Please specify a log message 1>&2
exit 1
)
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