SVN-Notify
(2.75)
SVN::Notify is easy to setup and sends beautiful commit messages.
We recently converted a project to git and we miss a tool this good.
SVN-Notify
(2.70)
It sends commit messages. You can make them pretty. You can configure the heck out of it. Is good.
SVN-Notify
(2.66)
Replacing the standard commit emails with the ones from this module have made life a lot more pleasant. The ability to hyperlink based upon regex is really nice.
SVN-Notify
(2.64)
This is a really useful tool that helps me keep track of what the rest of the team is doing. It does everything I need, and the author has been receptive to making it even easier to use.
SVN-Notify
(2.64)
This is a great program. I haven't tried using it as a module, but that's because the included svnnotify program does everything I need. The best feature is that you can easily send mulitpart messages -- so developers using mutt to read their e-mail get legible text, and the managers using Thunderbird or Outlook get beautifully-formatted HTML mail.
It's also very easy to install; even on RedHat.
SVN-Notify
(2.51)
Docs are a little sketchy - no mention of HTML::ColorDiff in the perldocs, for example.
Would be nice to have a sensible example post-commit example using the available features, eg
svnnotify --repos-path "$1" --revision "$2" \
--with-diff \
--svnlook /usr/bin/svnlook \
--user-domain mydomain.com \
--to coders@mydomain.com \
--subject-prefix [SVN] \
--subject_cx \
--strip-cx-regex '^trunk/' \
--handler HTML::ColorDiff \
--svnweb-url 'myserver/websvn/listing.php?rev=%s'
ColorDiffs aren't quite as nice as cvsspam - it doesn't highlight differences within a line.
Otherwise very good - thanks a million!
SVN-Notify
(2.48)
Works exactly as advertised. The included svnnotify script just works when added to an SVN repo's commit hooks.
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