| 23,14 → 23,43 |
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| The server must have a subversion service installed with the SvarDOS repository |
| imported. |
| |
| The only specific configuration concerns a post-commit hook that should be set |
| up to create a /tmp/svados_repo_changed.flag file whenever a commit is made to |
| the repo. Such hook script can be as simple as this: |
| The only specific configuration concerns a post-commit hook that creates a flag |
| file at /tmp/svados_repo_changed.flag whenever a commit is made to the repo and |
| another flag in /tmp/svardos_rebuilt_please.flag if the commit might impact the |
| content of installation images. Here below is the necessary post-commit hook, |
| it should be placed in the hooks/ directory of the svn server and made |
| executable (chmod +x): |
| |
| echo date > /tmp/svardos_repo_changed.flag |
| exit 0 |
| #!/bin/sh |
| |
| SVNLOOK=/usr/bin/svnlook |
| REPOS="$1" |
| TXN="$2" |
| |
| # first of all, make sure to set a flag that says "svn content changed" so a |
| # cron job can update its local copy later |
| echo date > /tmp/svardos_repo_changed.flag |
| |
| # check if any of the following locations have been updated during the commit: |
| # - files |
| # - packages/core/ |
| # - build.sh |
| # |
| # any change to one of these locations means that the content of the |
| # installation images may have been impacted, hence a rebuild may be necessary. |
| # |
| $SVNLOOK changed ./ | grep -e ' files' -e ' build.sh' -e ' packages/core/' |
| |
| # if a location matched, then set a flag so a cron job rebuilds the images |
| # and send an information message back to the committer. |
| if [ $? -eq 0 ] ; then |
| echo date > /tmp/svardos_rebuild_please.flag |
| echo "NOTICE: a build-impacting location has been updated." >&2 |
| echo " install images have been scheduled for a rebuilt." >&2 |
| exit 1 |
| fi |
| |
| |
| === SVN CLIENT ================================================================ |
| |
| The SvarDOS repository should be checked out in /srv/svardos/: |