This is a shell function for Bourne compatible shells (bash, zsh, ksh, ash, etc.) that allows you to run hooks for git-svn commands (including through aliases.)
mkdir ~/.sh
mv git-svn.sh ~/.sh
In your shell startup file (e.g. ~/.bashrc) add the following:
for f in ~/.sh/*.sh; do
source $f
done
You can make pre and post hooks, they go into .git/hooks/ in your project directory. For example:
.git/hooks/post-svn-dcommit
.git/hooks/pre-svn-rebase
The hooks should be executable files (such as chmod +x shell scripts) that return 0 on success and some other value on failure.
A pre hook that returns failure will stop the git-svn command from executing.
There are some ready to use sample hooks in the sample_hooks directory, they
do a git stash before rebase, and do a stash and rebase before dcommit.
If you want to update a remote server on dcommit, edit the update_server
function in post-svn-dcommit.
Use git and git-svn commands as usual, including aliases you have for them, the git-svn hooks will run.
You can set the GIT_SVN_USERNAME environment variable to issue a dummy svn
command to log in as that username for all git svn commands.
This is helpful if you frequently change svn usernames, since svn will use the last one you logged in as.