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Filed under Lab on April 21, 2008 by Chris LoSacco

Updated : SVN Notifier 1.0.1

Thomas Roessler sent us a note that we had a pretty major security hole in our lab widget, SVN Notifier, that allowed unrestricted system access (yikes!) to nefarious commit messages. We spent some time in the code today and plugged up that hole, and made a few other fixes and tweaks as well. This latest release, 1.0.1, is recommended for all users (you can get it from the lab).

Thanks very much for the heads up, Thomas!

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Thanks for keeping this updated!

FYI: On MacUpdate.com you guys mentioned that this release should fix the issue with running this on Tiger. Just wanted to let you know that it doesn't (at least for me). I'm seeing an error in the console:

SVN%20Notifier.wdgt/SVN%20Notifier.js: Object (result of expression xmlMySvnInfo.indexOf) does not allow calls. (line: 111)

Posted on April 30, 2008 5:00 PM by John

John -

Can you do me a favor? Open Terminal and run the command "/usr/bin/which svn" and let me know what the response is?

Thanks,

Chris

Posted on April 30, 2008 8:57 PM by Chris LoSacco

Doesn't work on Tiger for me, here's the response to your question for John:

MacBookPro:~ xxx$ /usr/bin/which svn
/usr/local/bin/svn

Posted on June 2, 2008 3:18 AM by Andrei Popescu

Thanks for sharing that little widget with us.

I started using it recently, it is quite handy.

Is it possible for you to add a feature to watch more than one repository link?

That's be very helpful feature improvement.


Posted on August 27, 2008 3:13 PM by Jay Sonmez

Jay -

You can add multiple instances of the widget on your Dashboard to keep track of multiple copies/repositories.

Hope this helps,

Chris

Posted on August 27, 2008 3:14 PM by Chris LoSacco

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