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How can I get a binding after a commit that is called only when transactions are done in TRUNK?

I have a repository that has the following directories:

  • branches
  • tags
  • trunk

The trunk directory contains the main development line. I created a post-commit hook script for a repository that updates the working copy (trunk) when the user returns to the repository.

It looks something like this:

/usr/bin/svn update /path/to/a/working/copy

I just created a code branch as I am about to start some major changes, but noticed that when I commit my changes to the branches, it calls the binding after commit and updates the working copy (copy of the trunk).

Is there a way to change either my post-commit hook script or the parameter I can do that will only update the working copy if the commit was made to the trunk directory, and not some other directory?

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As you can see in this documentation , parameters are passed in a post-commit script.

The repository passes two arguments to this program: the path to the repository and the new version number that was created.

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