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When revisions are specified via -r/--rev, check the given committed changes in the local repository. | When revisions are specified via -r/--rev, check the given committed changes in the local repository. | ||
When given a remote repository, check changes that have been committed locally that are not present in the remote repository. To check changes that would be pushed by default, specify "default-push" as the repository name. | |||
{{KBwarning|'''Specifying another repository currently does not work... I am working on it, but the hook function, checking changes in your local repository prior to commit, and checking a specific file do seem to be working. | |||
As an alternative to the above - if you need to see whether or not the changes in your repo will pass the commit hook when pulled to some other repo, preview the operation by: | |||
# Install the hooks as described below | |||
# Make a clone of the destination repository | |||
# Change to the destination clone | |||
# Pull from your working repository | |||
The pretxnchangegroup hook will then analyze all the pulled changes. | |||
[[User:Oz Linden|Oz Linden]] 04:02, 19 August 2011 (PDT) | |||
[[User:Oz Linden|Oz Linden]] | |||
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Revision as of 03:02, 19 August 2011
The Mercurial repository
https://bitbucket.org/lindenlab/hg-tools
contains tools for working with Linden Lab repositories.
You are strongly encouraged to check out a copy of this repository and install the coding policy script there as described below, since anything you submit will have to pass those checks.
Coding Policy
The coding_policy.py file provides both a Mercurial command extension hg policy and a hook that you should install to check all files when they are committed.
To install the extension, add the following to your $HOME/.hgrc file (changing /path/to to the location where you checked out the hg-tools repository):
[extensions] policy = /path/to/coding_policy.py
hg policy command
Check changes against Linden Lab coding policy
hg policy [-p {opensource|proprietary}] {[-f FILE] | [-r REV]... [-e CMD] [--remotecmd CMD] [DEST]}
With no arguments, check uncommitted changes in the working directory.
A specific file (whether or not it has been added to the repository or modified) can be checked by using the -f/--file file option.
When revisions are specified via -r/--rev, check the given committed changes in the local repository.
When given a remote repository, check changes that have been committed locally that are not present in the remote repository. To check changes that would be pushed by default, specify "default-push" as the repository name.
Warning: Specifying another repository currently does not work... I am working on it, but the hook function, checking changes in your local repository prior to commit, and checking a specific file do seem to be working.
As an alternative to the above - if you need to see whether or not the changes in your repo will pass the commit hook when pulled to some other repo, preview the operation by:
The pretxnchangegroup hook will then analyze all the pulled changes. Oz Linden 04:02, 19 August 2011 (PDT) |
The checks may be against either of two policy sets: opensource or proprietary options:
- -p|--policy POLICY
- The set of policies to check: POLICY may be either 'opensource' or 'proprietary' (the default depends on the repository)
- -r|--rev REVISION
- a revision up to which you would like to check (may be specified more than once for a range)
- -f|--file FILE
- a file to check (whether or not it has been modified)
Commit Hook
All changes pulled to a Linden Lab repository will have to pass the checks enforced by the command above. This is enforced when the changes are pulled by the hook provided by coding_policy.py.
To make that check automatic when you are doing local commits, add the following to your $HOME/.hgrc file (changing /path/to to the location where you checked out the hg-tools repository):
[hooks] pretxncommit.coding_policy = python:/path/to/coding_policy.py:hook
you can also check all changes you pull into your repository by adding this (also under \[hooks\]):
pretxnchangegroup.coding_policy = python:/path/to/coding_policy.py:hook