Hi Alexander,
Thanks for the response.
> However, the reason seems bogus. [..snip...] different users should
already have different authentication data.
What I mean is that all users are using a common Windows account (e.g.,
Guest) for logging in to Windows, but each has a different svn account for
using TortoiseSVN. So, we need an easier way of clearing the TortoiseSVN
saved authentication information that is stored in the common Windows
account.
Thanks,
-Jim
On Jan 27, 2008 11:15 PM, Alexander Klenin <klenin_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> On Jan 28, 2008 1:34 PM, Jim Kring <jim.kring_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hello TortoiseSVN Developers,
> > I would like the ability to clear the TortoiseSVN saved data,
> specifically
> > the authentication data via the command-line (via TortoiseProc.exe).
>
> This is probably a reasonable request...
>
> > The
> > reason that I would like to automate this is that we have several build
> and
> > test machines where a common windows account is used to log into the
> > machine, but each developer/tester has a different svn account. Users
> want
> > to save the authentication data while they are working on the machine
> (to
> > avoid re-entering it during successive svn operations), but want an
> easier
> > way to clear the authentication data when they log off of the machine
> (going
> > into the TortoiseSVN Settings>>Saved Data dialog requires too many steps
> for
> > them).
>
> However, the reason seems bogus.
> AFAIK, TortoiseSVN already stores user-specific configuration in
> appropriate
> locations (%APPDATA% and HKCU), so different users should already have
> different authentication data.
> If it is not so, then I consider it a bug to be fixed,
> not a reason to add a workaround feature.
>
> --
> Alexander S. Klenin
> Insight Experts Ltd.
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Received on 2008-01-28 10:32:29 CET