17
Aug
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If you are constantly running “svn up” or “svn status -u” or maybe “svn log -rBASE:HEAD” then you might find this piece of code useful:
#!/bin/sh
dir="$1"
cd $dir
updated=`svn st -u | grep '*'`
if [ "$updated" ]; then
notify-send SVN "$updated"
fi
dir="$1"
cd $dir
updated=`svn st -u | grep '*'`
if [ "$updated" ]; then
notify-send SVN "$updated"
fi
What id does is check for updates in subversion and if it finds any then shows a notification using notify-send. Tested on openSUSE 11.1 with subversion 1.6. Add a crontab entry and you are done.
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