How to force subversion to ask for username at a commit
From: Andreas Benzler <info.benzler_at_gmx.de>
Date: Fri, 29 Feb 2008 08:13:19 +0100
Hello subversion users
I have a problem that maybe some others have encountered in the past before.
We have here a simulation lab with several pc's. On each machine (linux) is the same repository checked out with the same username. Password storing is enabled, so users do not enter a password when updating the working copy. The most time we develop software for this lab in our office where each user commits changes with his user name on his pc. When it comes to integration and testing in the lab we do a lot of additions of code in the lab on some of the pc's and we have to update all others with an svn update. So far so good. The problem is, that all commits done in the lab are done with the user the repo was checked out with and no one can realy figure out who made which changes. I would like to be able to do updates with the user that checked out the repo without entering any password and get asked by subversion at a commit for a user and password.
On my local machine I am using subversion 1.4
Thanks for any hints and tips.
Andreas Benzler
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