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  • Committer: Tarmac
  • Author(s): Vincent Ladeuil, Patch Queue Manager, Jelmer Vernooij
  • Date: 2017-01-17 16:20:41 UTC
  • mfrom: (6619.1.2 trunk)
  • Revision ID: tarmac-20170117162041-oo62uk1qsmgc9j31
Merge 2.7 into trunk including fixes for bugs #1622039, #1644003, #1579093 and #1645017. [r=vila]

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perform actions before or after certain Bazaar operations.  The operations
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include ``commit``, ``push``, ``pull``, and ``uncommit``.
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For a complete list of hooks and their parameters, see `Hooks
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<../user-reference/hooks-help.html>`_ in the User Reference.
 
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<../user-reference/index.html#hooks>`_ in the User Reference.
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Most hooks are run on the client, but a few are run on the server.  (Also
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see the `push-and-update plugin`_ that handles one special case of
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itself.  The third argument is a name ``'My post_push hook'``, which can be
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used in progress messages and error messages.
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To reduce the start-up time of Bazaar it is also possible to "lazily" install hooks,
 
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using the ``bzrlib.hooks.install_lazy_named_hook`` function. This removes the need
 
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to load the module that contains the hook point just to install the hook. Here's lazy
 
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version of the example above::
 
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    from bzrlib import hooks
 
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    def post_push_hook(push_result):
 
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        print "The new revno is %d" % push_result.new_revno
 
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    hooks.install_lazy_named_hook('bzrlib.branch', 'Branch.hooks',
 
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        'post_push', post_push_hook, 'My post_push hook')
 
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Debugging hooks
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