Subversion has hooks - short pieces of code to run during activity in your repository. More about hooks can be found here.
Hooks can be controlled through the Hooks section of the Settings tab for your repository.
Each hook's setting is a yaml list of individual hook scripts:
-
script:
echo Hello world
-
source:
/trunk/myhooks/checkin.py
The scripts are run with the parameters given in the Subversion hooke reference. When a script returns with an error the hook returns with that error.
script:
A bash script to run.
source:
A script file to run. This can be in your repository:
/trunk/myhooks/checkin.py
in a public repository or any one you can read:
svnplace_hooks/tags/1.1/disallow_blank_message
or
svn:svnplace_hooks/tags/1.1/disallow_blank_message
from a git repository:
git:USER@SERVER:PROJECT_NAME.git BRANCH FILEPATH
from somewhere on the web
https://mysite.com/some/file/there
When checked out from a repository, it can be a directory of resources. In that directory, the file script
is run for the hook.