svn - Is it possible to keep some meta information on commits in Subversion -

One problem with subversion is that it identifies itself with the name of the user. For example, a full name and an email address can be added as Meta information for Git Commitment. Some organizations require user accounts which are hard to map to individuals. Some of these organizations also require the use of svn, making this situation practical for code reviewers I may have the following questions:

• Does some meta information be included in the commit It is possible that I can mapping svn

  or if this is impossible,

  • I mapping on my local system How about going to git-svn ?

    You can set the custom revision property to the resolution of any kind of disruption (See description).

      $ svn propset property_name property_value -r & lt; REV & gt; --revprop property set on 'property_name' repository revision & lt; REV & gt;   
     It can be said in post-cut hook script (reviewing the author in the script can see the author, the short writer's name to solve the full writer information using some mapping files See, e.g.,  
     Git & lt; - & gt; SVN transnational software such as subgroup or GIT-SVN, can use authors. Image mapping in the following format:  
      Small name = long name & lt; email@example.com> Anothername = another The long name & lt; email2@example.com> ...   
     The path of the authors.txt file should be specified in subgit by the 'core.authorsFile' config option or for each The '-authors-file =' cli option in git-svn works for git-svn command (git-svn -authors-file only for SVN-> GIT translation, GIT-> SVN is always under the username Makes a modification for which, the subgit option works in both directions).