Hook to allow/prevent commits based on file type and folder?

NovasTaylor
NovasTaylor
Hi folks,    I need to prevent users adding and commiting files of a specific file type in our development structure, but allow Add and Commit if that file type is on an Acceptance branch.    For example:  All files with extension .foo can not be Added/Committed while their repository path contains the folder name /DEV/ , but can be added and committed if the path contains /ACC/ (files of type .foo can be added when on the ACCeptance branch but not on the DEVelopment branch).    Similarly, I want to restrict the addition of different file type (lets call it .abc) to the /DEV/ path only, and NOT allow commit of any changes after these files move over to /ACC/ using SVN. It would be useful to set the svn:needs-lock on these file types once they move over to the /ACC/ branch, but that may be another discussion.    Does anyone have experience or scripts they can share that can get me started on this part of my pre-commit script?    Cheers!    Tim

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NovasTaylor
NovasTaylor
Really? No one has had the need to restrict the commit of file types based on location?    Ok. Lets say you wanted to do it. How about a couple of clues where to start? Output from svnlook?    Throw me a bone, folks! :)    Tim
Mahesh
Mahesh
NovasTaylorReally? No one has had the need to restrict the commit of file types based on location?    Ok. Lets say you wanted to do it. How about a couple of clues where to start? Output from svnlook?    Throw me a bone, folks! :)    Tim
   You can look at Path-Based Authorization:    http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.5/svn.serverconfig.httpd.html#svn.serverconfig.httpd.authz.perdir    The above link is based on directory names rather than files. For more granular control, you might want to try pre-commit hooks.

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