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Seems like a big hassle to get authentication done. I would like to keep this as simple as possible by just identifying the hosts domain using wildcards ie: "*.svn-repos.org" no differences in protocol (https, http, svn+ssl...) or authentication realms.
If I have the same account with username/password that has access to multiple repositories in multiple servers, why should I have to enter it a thousand times in many different ways because of variations of protocols and realm strings ??