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May 31, 2005

Subversion commit message validator pre-commit hook

Jacques Marneweck has posted a subversion pre-commit hook that will reject any commit attempt with a commit message less than 10 characters long.

This is handy if you have developers that like to leave blank commit messages.

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On 06/20/2005 at 3:12:46 PM MDT Daynah wrote:

hehe... and I'm one of those developers. lol Sometimes the change is so small.. I don't know what to write as the comment. :)

On 06/04/2005 at 8:13:41 AM MDT Jacques Marneweck wrote:

It comes in useful having commit messages as it's easier to determine what occured during a changeset when figuring out what what changes broke a production site for example.

On 03/03/2006 at 4:19:08 AM MST Sing Chyun wrote:

If it's not worth commenting, then it's not worth committing.

On 12/06/2006 at 2:07:00 PM MST Eric Wang wrote:

If it's not worth commenting on, then it's not worth checking in.

On 08/30/2007 at 10:13:54 PM MDT Mikhail Diatchenko wrote:

For those who run Subversion under Windows, there's a customizable pre-commit validator tool, which validates files being commited: SvnPreCommitValidator (SvnPCV). It's written in .NET 2 C# and is open source. Available from http://wiki.webgear.co.nz/SvnPCV.ashx