All: I'm running VisualSVN Server on a Window machine, and I'm struggling to get it to recognize my Perl-based pre-commit hooks. I understand that the VisualSVN Server hooks should be either a .exe or .cmd file, and that it's not easy to execute Perl directly from them. I figured this wouldn't be a big deal since I could just set up a batch file to execute a Perl script.
I've renamed the suffix of the VisualSVN Server pre-commit hook to .cmd (pre-commit.cmd) and it contains this: "E:\repos\mod\hooks\custom-pre-commit.bat %1 %2 and the batch files at that location contains this: REPOS="$1" REV="$2" "C:\Perl\bin\perl" "E:\repos\mod\hooks\custom-pre-commit.pl" "$REPOS" "$REV" and the Perl at that location contains this: print "made it!"; but when I perform a commit I get the following errors: Commit failed (Details below) Commit block be pre-commit hook (exit code 1) with output: The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect. IS this just a .cmd/.bat file syntax thing, or am I missing something else here?
