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My svn server (Windows system) is VisualSVN, my svn client is TortoiseSVN.

I added bellow code in post-commit.cmd of VisualSVN.

echo (ignore "Error 99", which is a fake error, commit is already completed) SOME_OTHER_INFO 1>&2!
exit 99

Then it shows an info when I commit in svn client but I want the message not to show as an "error". How could I do this?

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  • Not an svn-user myself but I guess that it is showing up as error because you are writing that into stderr. I guess that you could avoid that by writing into stdout instead. Commented Apr 29 at 7:01
  • I don't think this is possible. You need a non-zero exit code for Subversion to pick up the script's stderr (not stdout). Might be a XY problem: why annoy your developers by showing a pointless status message? Using a post-commit hook to post an announcement or trigger a CI/CD pipeline seems like a good idea, not to show a message to the committer. Commented Apr 29 at 13:05
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