#99 Commiting code in svn needs the --username

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wont-fix
nobody
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2013-11-20
2013-11-05
Nuno Martins
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When checking out the code in svn with --username= it works well.
After trying to commit code it does not assume that username, It assumes the username from the machine, so it needs --username= again.

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  • Rui Ferreira
    Rui Ferreira
    2013-11-05

    Hi

    It seems to work as intended on my side. Does this happen with other SVN repositories (non-osp)?

     
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  • Nuno Martins
    Nuno Martins
    2013-11-06

    What I did was to checkout the repository, add the code and the do a commit.

    I use svn for other project (non-osp), and it works well.

    Does the username you use on your computer is the same you use in osp (don't need to disclosure that info) ?

     
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  • Rui Ferreira
    Rui Ferreira
    2013-11-07

    No, my local username is different than my osp account username.

    Typically subversion stores the login/password in ~/.subversion/auth/* (for linux).

     
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  • Rui Ferreira
    Rui Ferreira
    2013-11-20

    • milestone: 1.0 --> None
     
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  • Nuno Martins
    Nuno Martins
    2013-11-20

    Yesterday I committed code directly to svn and I didn't need the --username when committing.

    So it seems OK now.

     
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  • Rui Ferreira
    Rui Ferreira
    2013-11-20

    I'm closing this then, but I did not change the Subversion behaviour in any way.

     
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  • Rui Ferreira
    Rui Ferreira
    2013-11-20

    • labels: svn -->
    • status: open --> wont-fix
     
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