How to reset SVN user [message #695221] |
Mon, 11 July 2011 10:01  |
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Hello,
there is the little problem in my eclipse installation that changes committed by me to subversion are not done using my Windows account name. The changes I commit to eclipse use the account name of a developer colleague of my project who once helped me check out the sources needed for the peoject I started working on. A little strange but true.
I would like to fix this, because code checked in should not carry the name of some other guy that really didn't do the changes. Is there a way to reset the SVN user used by the eclipse SVN plugin, e.g. to force the eclipse SVN plugin to re-read the user logged into the system (in my case Windows)?
Thanks, Oliver
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Re: How to reset SVN user [message #696019 is a reply to message #695221] |
Wed, 13 July 2011 04:40   |
Eclipse User |
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Which SVN plug-ins are you using?
In Subversive it's quite simple: you can specify the user in the
repository properties and in Subclipse things get a bit more
complicated (you best ask them in their own forum).
Michael
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Re: How to reset SVN user [message #696048 is a reply to message #696019] |
Wed, 13 July 2011 07:23  |
Eclipse User |
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Hi,
I solved the problem by deleting the files in {User}\AppData\Roaming\Subversion\auth which clears SVN's credential cache. You then get prompted for your SVN password of the SVN account with the same name as the account of the user logged in and the cache is in sync again.
Regards, Oliver
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