Re: Mail for File Addition.

[Paul Sander]

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>On Sat, 2003-04-19 at 20:41, Mark D. Baushke wrote:
>> Gagneet Singh <address@hidden> writes:
>> 
>> > I know that we can send a mail when a COMMIT operation is carried out. But
>> > my query is can I send an email exclusively for file ADD.
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>> > I know that the COMMIT operation is required to add a file to
>> > the server, but can an exclusive mail be sent for the same??
>> 
>> No.
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>> Only after you do a commit and the
>> file is made a part of the repository is it be possible to send a
>> notification message.

>But if you are willing to do it as part of a commit process, you could
>write a script to hook in to CVS with the loginfo file, that would only
>email people if at least one of the files being committed had revision
>1.1.

>(If someone explicitly committed a new file with a different revision
>number, it would fail. But if none of your team does that, this should
>have the effect you want.)

What if a file is added on a branch?

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