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I’m using git to commit to an svn server, which has a post commit hook. This post commit hook is supposed to return some text to the client. The hook works fine when I use pure svn, but git svn does not display the text.
Googling around, I have been unable to find any details regarding issues with git-svn integration. Has anyone else run into this problem, and if so, how do I fix it?
This is because git-svn is using the original
get_commit_editor()interface that only passes in the new revision number, author, and commit date.get_commit_editor2()provides access to the error message, but it doesn’t appear to be a simple change since it stopped passing in the other items as individual arguments and provides a structure now.Perhaps you can report the issue to the git mailing list, and they can help fix it. They are a friendly and helpful community.