On Sat, Jun 5, 2010 at 6:59 PM, Sina K. Heshmati <s...@khakbaz.com> wrote: > Tim Williams wrote: > >> I've got this working locally, but I use cache credentials (e.g. >> keychain). I'd personally not be comfortable putting my credentials >> in clear text in a properties file. That's the part >> (deploy.svn.settings) that, I haven't worked. So, I'll offer some >> options up: >> >> 1) We can remove the credential business totally and assume that folks >> work out their authentication on their own and I'll check in what I >> have. >> >> 2) If someone else has an itch and really wants the credentials to be >> there, I can either a) checkin what I have and they can go about >> adding it in or b) we can create a JIRA ticket and I'll attach it to >> that. >> >> Any thoughts/recommendations? > > Maybe something like: > > 1) If the deploy.svn.settings file exists, use it, if not > 2) Prompt user for credentials. If user input is empty, > 3) Rely on ~/.subversion i.e. auth-cache.
Thanks Sina, I wasn't clear. It was really whether or not people see it as significant enough to be missed. I'm happy to give pointers on how to get it done but I haven't the time or inclination to do the various credential-cache-clearing maneuvers required to properly test it. The code is trivial, testing this particular thing fully is the burden - I'd be happy to implement it if someone else were inclined to test it:) For now, I'll create a JIRA issue, check in what I have and if someone wants to build on it, they can. --tim
