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post-revprop-change — Notification of a successful revision property change.
post-revprop-change
REPOS-PATH
REVISION
USER
PROPNAME
ACTION
The post-revprop-change hook is run
immediately after the modification of a revision property
when performed outside the scope of a normal commit. As you can
derive from the description of its counterpart, the
pre-revprop-change hook, this hook will
not run at all unless
the pre-revprop-change hook is
implemented. It is typically used to send email
notification of the property change.
If the post-revprop-change hook returns a
nonzero exit status, the change will
not be aborted since it has already
completed. However, anything that the hook printed
to stderr will be marshalled back to the
client, making it easier to diagnose hook failures.
The command-line arguments passed to the hook program, in order, are:
Repository path
Revision whose property was modified
Authenticated username of the person making the change
Name of the property changed
Change description: A (added),
D (deleted), or M
(modified)
Additionally, Subversion passes to the hook program, via standard input, the previous value of the property.
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