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I am running SVN on Linux. I was hoping to run auto deployment once committed. Based on my searching, it looks like svn post-commit might do the trick. But I couldn’t find SVN post-commit from my SVN installation. So I wonder if it’s a separate install? Is there any SVN post-commit hook that I can download and install?
It’s not a separate install. In your respository directory, there is a ‘hooks’ dir. You can find post-commit.tmpl, just modify the file and rename it to executable file according your os type.