I am currently using variations of the following command to update my modules and commit to svn.

# drush updatecode --version-control=svn --svnsync --svncommit

This is like a little miracle. I tear up every time I see these really informative success messages printed out to the terminal:

Project image_resize_filter was updated successfully. Installed version is now 6.x-1.6.
Project committed to Subversion successfully  [ok]

Project views was updated successfully. Installed version is now 6.x-2.8.
Project committed to Subversion successfully  [ok]

Unfortunately when I go to look over my SVN logs, every commit has the same generic and unhelpful message:

r94 | Drush automatic commit:
/Users/username/Sites/drush/drush.php updatecode --version-control=svn --svnsync --svncommit

r95 | Drush automatic commit:
/Users/username/Sites/drush/drush.php updatecode --version-control=svn --svnsync --svncommit

Does anyone know how I can pass those friendly terminal messages into the --svnmessage option to make the automatic commit messages more meaningful?

My goal is to have SVN logs read like:

r94 Project image_resize_filter was updated successfully. Installed version is now 6.x-1.6.
r95 Project views was updated successfully. Installed version is now 6.x-2.8.

Or even better (and more inline with our team message syntax) would be something like this:

r94 Updated image_resize_filter to version 6.x-1.6. [drush auto commit]
r95 Updated views to version 6.x-2.8. [drush auto commit]

Comments

moshe weitzman’s picture

moshe weitzman commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Hah. Wipe away those happy tears and give another look at the `drush help updatecode`. You will find the --svnmessage option.

moshe weitzman’s picture

moshe weitzman commented

It would be interesting to be able to put your preferred svnmessage into drushrc.php that uses tokens from the system, like the revision that was downloaded.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.