On Tue, Feb 23, 2010 at 19:14, <wardman_mich...@emc.com> wrote: > Hi all > > I'm using subversion version 1.6.9 under Cygwin and storing my project > on projectlocker
Why Cygwin? Unless you have an absolute requirement to use the Cygwin client, use the native Win32 client. Cygwin introduces oddities in how Subversion handles some things. > The problem I'm having is that a colleague is also using ProjectLocker > and the svn CLI is caching just one username/password per realm, and the > realm is just "<https://free1.projectlocker.com:443> Subversion > Repository" > > That is, it doesn't include the repository path. > > The effect of this is that every time I do repository updates for my > project, it asks for my username/password and caches that. > But as soon as I do some updates for his repository, I need to re-enter > my credentials. > This flip flops back and forwards between the two user names I have to > use on projectlocker. > > Do you think it's desirable / possible to cache the credentials on a > lower, more specific level than the site name? I think this sounds like a very limited use case; I don't recall anyone asking for something like this previously. Most people have only a single set of credentials for a given server and use them across all repositories. This can also be worked around by setting up a different realm for each repository, but that would require additional Apache configuration.
