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kevingreen
kevingreen

Reputation: 1541

How can I customize the commit command in subclipse?

I can connect to my subversion server fine with Subclipse, but my commit is not working, and I'd like to add in some custom commands to make it work (I need to pass a un/pw). How can I set these parameters?

Right now the command it's setting is just commit -m "" I'd like it to be

commit -m --username <un> --password <pw>

Thanks.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 195

Answers (1)

Mark Phippard
Mark Phippard

Reputation: 10419

Subversion will prompt you for username/password unless it has cached valid credentials. If you do not want to use those credentials, then you need to clear Subversion's cache. If using JavaHL, that means deleting the ~/.subversion/auth folder. On Windows, that is %APPDATA%\Subversion\auth

SVNKit caches credentials in the Eclipse keyring file.

Upvotes: 1

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