SVN post-commit with windows

[edomal]

My system has the following components:

mysql 5.0.51a
PHP 5.3.5
Apache 2.2.21
mantis bt 1.2.28
SVN 1.6.17
websvn 2.3.3
plugins-source-integration 0.13.2-177

I'm in trouble with SVN post-commit hook. I''m working in windows (XP sp3), so the hook script has to ba a .bat file written in a windows good code.
in Source plug-in the post-commit.tmpl is written for linux... Who can help me?

Then if I trie to see http://localhost/mantis/plugin.php?page=Source/checkin I obtain "APPLICATION ERROR #200
A required parameter to this page (api_key) was not found"

[edomal]

Hi.

Thank to Alain D'EURVEILHER now everythong works. The post-commit .bat file must be like this:

@ECHO OFF
SETLOCAL
set REPOS="SVNrepo"
set REV=%2
set CHECKINURL="http://localhost/mantis/plugin.php?page=Source/checkin"
C:\server\curl.exe -d "repo_name=%REPOS%" -d "data=%REV%" -d "api_key=1" %CHECKINURL%

where api_key is the same set in the repository configuration!!!

[AlainD.]

Perfect!

It was a bit difficult for me to set it up at the beginning too, but it's really worth it to spend some time to make it work!
Enjoy the rest...

I could give you some more tips maybe for WebSVN to make the mantis tiket in the log message clickable and linked to mantis
Ha... but I just realized that it's already handled in the last version 2.3.3 of WebSVN (I used the 2.3.2 which does not support it...). So I guess it's all fine then.

[jagtap.suhas]

Have integrated Mantis 1.2.x and subversion properly using above bat file.
But i need help on updating multiple issues at the same commit.
When i provide multiple bugs separated by comma while committing in svn (Tortoise svn). It doesn't write anything in second bug number.

[AlainD.]

I'm using the following regexp in the configuration of the Mantis plugin 'source control':

Bug Link Regex Pass 1:

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/(?:bugs?|issues?|reports?)+:?\s+(?:#(?:\d+)[,\.\s]*)+/i

Bug Link Regex Pass 2:

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/#?(\d+)/

And it works fine for me.
For each mantis issue number, the # is mandatory. Thus, for me:
"#1203, 1204, #1205" will attach the commit only in the tickets 1203 and 1205, not in 1204.

[jagtap.suhas]

/(?:bugs?|issues?|reports?)+:?\s+(?:#(?:\d+)[,\.\s]*)+/i
This one is not working for me....

Currently i am using Following regex, which is working for single bug id.

Bug Link Regex Pass 1:- /\b(?:bug|issue|task)\s*[#]{0,1}(\d+)\b/i
Bug Fixed Regex Pass 1:- /\bfix(?:ed|es)\s+(?:bug|issue|task)?\s*[#]{0,1}(\d+)\b/i

Any idea ?

[AlainD.]

Before we analyze, can also paste here a log message you use with several mantis ID ?
thx.

[AlainD.]

/(?:bugs?|issues?|reports?)+:?\s+(?:#(?:\d+)[,\.\s]*)+/i
This one is not working for me....

Currently i am using Following regex, which is working for single bug id.

Bug Link Regex Pass 1:- /\b(?:bug|issue|task)\s*[#]{0,1}(\d+)\b/i
Bug Fixed Regex Pass 1:- /\bfix(?:ed|es)\s+(?:bug|issue|task)?\s*[#]{0,1}(\d+)\b/i

Any idea ?

anyway... I can see why, because your pattern only take into account one occurence of an issue id: [#]{0,1}(\d+)
(which means by the way "one series of digits preceeded by one or no #")
Besides, "[#]{0,1}" is better written as: "#?". That's the meaning of the "?" when placed after the letter. So let's use this one instead.

if you want this occurence to be repeated you need to:
- encapsulate the expression in a new pair of parenthesis, for instance: (#?(\d+))
- and specify how many occurences: "+" at least one ? or "*" zero or at least one. Then at the end if we want at least one: (#?(\d+))+

But here we don't take into account yet the separator between the different mantis ID. If you want to use a space, or a comma, you must add also the separator inside. For instance [\s,] for allowing comma or space as separator. Of course it could happen that there is only one mantis issue concerned, so we must use the star * to say that there is zero or more of one character among [\s,]:
(#?(\d+)[,\.\s]*)+

Finally the full expression would be:
Bug Link Regex Pass 1:-

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/\b(?:bug|issue|task)\s*(#?(\d+)[,\.\s]*)+\b/i

Bug Fixed Regex Pass 1:-

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/\bfix(?:ed|es)\s+(?:bug|issue|task)?\s*(#?(\d+)[,\.\s]*)+\b/i

Try this, and tell us back if it's OK.

[jagtap.suhas]

Alain,

It worked like charm.. I can able to resolve multiple bugs in same commit , using regex string given by you.
It is very difficult for me to resolve this.

Thank you very much for your time and consideration

[peter9091]

Hi everyone .... Before we analyze, can also paste here a log message you use with several mantis ID ?

[AlainD.]

Hi, is there a question somewhere ? Why do you quote me ?

[atrol]

Why do you quote me ?

Maybe he is just trying to enter enough posts to get the right to post without going through moderation. After that, we will get some spam
Sorry peter (or DaviD?), if I am wrong.