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I am using Windows XP and TortoiseSVN, and I would like to know the filename, the path of the file, author, and other details about the revision committed to the repository by using a post-commit hook. Do we have to use a certain language to do this such as Python or is this possible to write even by using a batch file only?
Here is a nice tutorial on how to create SVN hooks http://wordaligned.org/articles/a-subversion-pre-commit-hook
Basically you need to create a post-commit.exe or bat script. It can execute a python code of you want py calling:
python myhook.py
Inside the script.