If we have access to the svn root filesystem, you can add pre/post
commit hooks. We could use a prehook to validate the file names and
paths...
Byron Nevins wrote:
> On UNIX you can check files into subversion that have filenames that
> are illegal in Windows. If you try to do ANYTHING in Windows with
> subversion in a directory above those "bad" files -- svn fails.
>
> It seems to me that we need some sort of flag set in subversion where
> you are not allowed to add any files with names that are illegal in
> any supported platform.
> Is there a way to do that?
>
> ===========================
> << colons are not allowed in filenames on Windows>>
>
> C:\gf_other\value-add\monitor\client-script>svn status -u
> svn: Can't check path
> 'cli\src\main\resources\com\sun\enterprise\monitor\cli\glassfish:security:realm:realmRemovedEvent.5gfp':
> The filename, directory name, or
> volume label syntax is incorrect.
>
>
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