auto update with a central repo

[Tony Mechelynck]

On 19/09/11 02:13, Greg Ward wrote:
[...]
> Testing that your hook runs should be easy: just replace it with
>
>    changegroup = echo HELLO
>
> and see what gets printed when you push. If you don't see HELLO, your
> hook isn't running! (Errr, I'm assuming that you're pushing to a repo
> running on a Unix-like OS. No clue what happens on Windows.)
>
> Greg

On Windows it's the same IIUC. The Dos/Windows shells have a built-in 
ECHO command which does the following (case insensitive):

	ECHO
		outputs "ECHO is ON" or "ECHO is OFF", depending

	ECHO ON
		cf. bash "set -v": echo all command-lines to the console from now on

	ECHO OFF
		cf. bash "set +v": opposite of the above

	ECHO some text
		cf. bash "echo some text": displays the text


Best regards,
Tony.
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