commit | e1153ded6021b24c09b9e31d93e427dc9b695ff1 | [log] [tgz] |
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author | Hugo Arès <hugo.ares@ericsson.com> | Thu May 17 08:55:30 2018 -0400 |
committer | Gerrit Code Review <noreply-gerritcodereview@google.com> | Fri May 18 01:29:11 2018 +0000 |
tree | a3d66faf567ba1fcf6fcaccb217bbc221343c06c | |
parent | b5e620a6a95da453d77f702c1ef8cc77c0e055bf [diff] |
Update git submodules * Update plugins/hooks from branch 'stable-2.15' to 01c3fb71412e2b0a532e7f9cae389765a8e982ca - Merge branch 'stable-2.14' into stable-2.15 * stable-2.14: Add submit hook Module: Bind listeners in alphabetical order Annotate RefUpdate and CommitReceived as Singleton Reword documentation of ref-update and commit-received hooks Improve hooks documentation structure Change-Id: I5f5eed398e182c8542b4b53722d942fb2b6bde5a - Add submit hook The submit hook is invoked synchronously when a change is submitted. If it returns a non-zero exit status, a MergeValidationException is thrown and the submit is prevented. This adds back the ability to block submit by a hook. Previously this was possible with the ref-update hook until its purpose was changed and only invoked on ref updates such as branch creation, deletion, or fast- forward by direct push. Change-Id: Ie4efb90df645ecac01638b23305dc2ffb547192e - Module: Bind listeners in alphabetical order Most of them are already in alphabetical order. Reorder the couple that aren't. Change-Id: I0722c357992bf855baa0a9b8997078036f28cdc8 - Annotate RefUpdate and CommitReceived as Singleton These should be singletons so that they are not instantiated every time a hook is executed. Change-Id: I32e67a85c24138148c1cff97d76144030942930e - Reword documentation of ref-update and commit-received hooks There has been confusion about the purpose of these hooks. Rewrite the documentation to hopefully make it clearer. Change-Id: I86c80072d2d9f05c9d926f0a6a5014590af45b05 - Improve hooks documentation structure Split synchronous and asyncronous hooks into separate sections, and move the duplicated paragraphs about syncronous hook behavior into the top of the syncronous hooks section. Replace legacy section heading formatting (===== and ----- forms), which only supports 2 levels, with newer formatting (starting the line with one or more # marks) which supports further levels. Add a table of contents. Change-Id: Iacf7c44860ec4d77e44c9816fc04ea641a2c8b43
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