Thank you very much for the software - it works great!
I am trying to create a conditional commit mail trigger. For example, if the commit has a folder path named /release/<something> in it, then a mail is triggered to a distributionlist1 . If that path is not changed, a mail is triggered to a distributionlist2.
Is it possible to create such a condition?
A related question- How does the svnId map to the email addresses?
Thanks
Koushik
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Koushik,
To have conditional e-mails by folder path, you will need to set up an additional <ReproPathConfig> element that has a separate ControlledPath value. This will allow you to set up separate e-mail rules as well as other commit requirements, etc.
The SvnID mapping is meant to associate the users SVN login id with an Active Directory account. Subversion Notify then queries Active Directory with the AD account to retrieve the e-mail address. If your SVN login already matches an Active Directory account, you don't need the mapping section. Also, if the tool can't find an associated e-mail account after looking for it, it will default to use the "FromAddress" attribute value set in the <MailServer> element.
I hope this helps. Please feel free to ask other questions, I'm happy to help.
Cheers,
Mike
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Hi,
Thank you very much for the software - it works great!
I am trying to create a conditional commit mail trigger. For example, if the commit has a folder path named /release/<something> in it, then a mail is triggered to a distributionlist1 . If that path is not changed, a mail is triggered to a distributionlist2.
Is it possible to create such a condition?
A related question- How does the svnId map to the email addresses?
Thanks
Koushik
Koushik,
To have conditional e-mails by folder path, you will need to set up an additional <ReproPathConfig> element that has a separate ControlledPath value. This will allow you to set up separate e-mail rules as well as other commit requirements, etc.
The SvnID mapping is meant to associate the users SVN login id with an Active Directory account. Subversion Notify then queries Active Directory with the AD account to retrieve the e-mail address. If your SVN login already matches an Active Directory account, you don't need the mapping section. Also, if the tool can't find an associated e-mail account after looking for it, it will default to use the "FromAddress" attribute value set in the <MailServer> element.
I hope this helps. Please feel free to ask other questions, I'm happy to help.
Cheers,
Mike