Dave Donaldson
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CommitMonitor
Monday, March 31 2008
If you use Subversion for source code control, you owe it to yourself to get CommitMonitor. This little utility monitors any Subversion repository for check-ins and displays a system tray notification popup when a new check-in occurs. Jose tipped me off to CommitMonitor awhile back and it immediately became a must-have tool.
The tool is free and takes up very little system resources. Enjoy.
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Yeah, but shouldn't your automated build "cruise control" send you notification once it does the build when someone checks something in ;)
Of course I'm just being a smart a** thanks for the tip off I will definately check this out.
Jim - Hehe, yes it should. However, I don't use CommitMonitor for home because, well, being the only one checking stuff in I *know* when I check stuff in :-) But for work, CommitMonitor is extremely useful.
I was just gonna say the same thing, if you have a good CI setup like Cruise Control you can configure it to send out an email every time a build occurs (which is usually after a check-in).
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