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JGM:
Thats great, you're making a great job  :D
Keep up the good work!

Alexis:

--- Quote from: orel on April 23, 2008, 09:49:19 pm ---Thank you man (merci beaucoup!!) but this has been already solved some time ago.

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Just after posting, I saw that this issue was on top of a very long thread and so might have been already solved... Sorry :oops:

denk_mal:
Hello,

I've been using this plugin and it works quite well for me (good work) but a friend has checked out the svn repository for my project and got my svn username on the next start of c::b.
I found out that my svn username has been saved in the c::b project file that is also checked into the svn repository.

IMHO it should not be saved into the project file but anyway;
Is there a way to type in the username and password on c::b start or when an svn action is triggered so that there is no need for the username to be saved into the project file?

thanks
denk_mal

orel:

--- Quote from: denk_mal on May 09, 2008, 10:48:53 am ---Hello,

I've been using this plugin and it works quite well for me (good work) but a friend has checked out the svn repository for my project and got my svn username on the next start of c::b.
I found out that my svn username has been saved in the c::b project file that is also checked into the svn repository.

IMHO it should not be saved into the project file but anyway;
Is there a way to type in the username and password on c::b start or when an svn action is triggered so that there is no need for the username to be saved into the project file?

thanks
denk_mal

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Thank you very much man, gld to hear from users some time...
You are totally right with this issue, SVNInside should ask for the login and the password as soon as a command needs authentification in current Code:Blocks session, then it would be saved until the next CB session or until the user changes by himself the login and/or password. The only thing saved inside the Code::Blocks project file would be the fact that the repository need (or not) some authentification.

dmoore:
Why do you keep any svn info in the project files? There isn't a 1:1 correspondence between projects and repositories. why not just save the svn info you need in a separate config file (or, my preference, in the global user config)?

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