Vicente E. Cano wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to share my working copy with another developer. We are
> working on a website and are using Subversion to manage files. I
> checkout the repository using svn+ssh into the web document root and the
> other developer adds and makes changes to files. The only problem is
> that when he tries to commit the repository, svn asks him for _my_ ssh
> password. I read on the book "Version Control with Subversion" that this
> could be accomplised using SSH's 'authorized_key' file.
Take a look at what svn info shows you about the URL. It might be
something like this:
URL: svn+ssh://server/path
or like this:
URL: svn+ssh://user@server/path
If it's the former, the username defaults to the current logged in
username, or can be specified with the --username option. In the latter
case the username is fixed.
So if you want to share a working copy, check it out without a username.
If you want separate working copies, each should use his own username.
I have noticed that TortoiseSVN doesn't like the first format, but there
may be a way to make it happy.
Duncan Murdoch
>
> I would like to know if there is another way of accomplishing this, for
> example, by using an argument when invoking 'svn ci' that specifies the
> user who is submitting the repository.
>
> Thanks,
> Vicente
>
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Received on Fri Dec 30 12:55:17 2005