I run a lot of my projects for work using
java name.java
I was wondering if there was a way to add a hook to it where it would commit to SVN once that command is ran?
Thanks!
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I run a lot of my projects for work using
java name.java
I was wondering if there was a way to add a hook to it where it would commit to SVN once that command is ran?
Thanks!
Yes, Ant and Maven are preferred, but if you insist on doing it manually:
Linux:
java Some.java && svn commit -m "baz" [..other args]Windows:
java Some.java & svn commit [..args]