
29 Aug
2007
29 Aug
'07
3:45 p.m.
On Aug 28, 2007, at 5:15 AM, Paul A Bristow wrote:
I have recently had my wrist slapped by John Maddock, not once, but twice :-((
My offences were committing both
Too long filenames, and
CamelCaseFileNames.
Are either of these crimes that could be prevented by SVN pre- commit rules?
The Subversion repository now checks that there are no problems with case-insensitive file systems (based on the case-insensitive.py pre- commit hook). So committing "Jamfile" is file, but a commit of "JamFile" when there is already a "Jamfile" will be rejected. We also now reject commits containing filenames with > 31 characters. - Doug