Am Mittwoch, den 22.02.2012, 14:53 -0500 schrieb Andy Levy: > Can pre-commit clean up after itself, so that the environment is clean > regardless of the result of the commit?
Hm no, the action should do some work (external system) and does need to know if commit was successful or if it failed. At pre-commit time i'll got all changes (what changes, is it valid etc. pp. - all the things which can be done in pre-commit) and can prepare them for an external system. Those changes, which were prepared at pre-commit time, need to be committed at success time in post-commit and reverted if it fails (which is missing at the moment) - as data should be consistent as possible, the failing info would be needed here. Details how it is done does not matter, use case is: 1. At pre-commit prepare things for an external system 2. let svn do its work 3. At successful commit do this too for prepared work, if it failed, revert prepared things too. Did this explanation help to understand the use case? any ideas how to do, or impossible at the moment? May a feature request at bug tracker help to get those feature?
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