Mark,
Thanks for your help. I turned on svnkit logging, and found it was
fetching the private key from a location I didn't expect. When I moved
the directory it stopped working. Looks like the bug was at my end.
But...
The fact that svnkit gave no intelligible error message is very, very
bad. Cost me seven hours of debugging today.
Chris
On 10/25/2011 3:59 PM, Mark Phippard wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 4:44 PM, Chris<shef31_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> Can you confirm that this is an svnkit problem, and not a subclipse problem?
>
> No. But it is most likely. Subclipse plays no role in the
> communications. We call the high level API's defined by Subversion
> and all of the work is done by the API provider. We register
> callbacks with the API so that if it wants to put up a dialog to ask
> you for input it can do so. The API controls calling those callbacks
> and also doing any caching of credentials.
>
> I have found the SVNKit team to be very responsive over the years. If
> you provide them with more details than you have provided here they
> might be able to help. They also have some logging and other things
> they can help turn on. I am guessing they would at least want to see
> screenshots so they can understand the dialogs you are talking about.
>
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