Dan Falconer <dan@avsupport.com> wrote on 07/17/2006 01:59:11 PM:
> I'm the head of a development group, and am presently the only one
that uses
> Eclipse/Subclipse: I would like to change this. I wanted to put a copy
of my
> Eclipse directory on the server, and somehow have everybody use that
same
> directory (with their own workspaces) to do development work. Since
it's
> linux, I was planning on just having everybody establish an SSH
connection
> (with X11 forwarding) & forward the GUI.
>
> Unfortunately, I've had some problems with Eclipse caching my
username, so
> all the commits go under my name. I'd rather not have each user have
their
> own copy of Eclipse, since my own directory is over 350 megs... any
> suggestions? I can't imagine I'm the first person that's tried to do
this.
You are probably using JavaSVN for the adapter. It caches Eclipse
credentials in the keyring and you are probably sharing it, as the default
location is a common location. You can use the command line argument of
--keyring to direct the user to a file in their home folder. You might
also want to do the same for the --configuration argument.
If you are using JavaHL, then it caches information in the Subversion
runtime configuration folder which defaults to your home folder.
Mark
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Received on Mon Jul 17 20:15:54 2006