Thanks both for your help. You're right I don't like it much :) but at least that gives me a better understanding of the issue / workarounds.
On Apr 27, 1:21 pm, Bob Archer <bob.arc...@amsi.com> wrote: > > I'm using the CollabNet Subversion on a Win2k8 system and I'd like to > > change the default behaviour on a "svn co/up". > > > When I checkout my whole source, it only gets the publicly available > > part of the tree (even though the credentials for the auth-required > > part are stored). > > > so if I want to checkout my "private" branch I need to explicitely > > run : svn co /url/to/private > > > I'd like to change this behaviour and get my whole tree with one > > single "svn co" command. Would anybody have a clue on how to do that ? > > > Thanks > > Sure, but you probably won't like it. Disable anon access to your repository. > Since anon access is allowed at your root svn doesn't challenge for an > authentication. So, there for you are going your checkout as an anon user. > > Two ways to provide public access. One, provide a guest account with no user > name for your public read-only users... or create a separate URL to search to > public read-only users than the URL authentication read-write users use. > > BOb > > -- > Subscription > settings:http://groups.google.com/group/subversion_users/subscribe?hl=en
