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[auth "default"]
subversionConfigurationDirectory = PATH
useDefaultSubversionConfigurationDirectory = [true | false]


The subversionConfigurationDirectory subversionConfigurationDirectory setting defines a path to a Subversion directory that stores credentials' cache.

The useDefaultSubversionConfigurationDirectory setting specifies whether SubGit will use the default Subversion configuration directory to obtain the authentication data or not.

Note

The 1st setting takes priority over the 2nd. If the path to the appropriate Subversion directory with caсhed credentials is specified, SubGit refers to it and ignores the default Subversion configuration directory.


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default_subversion_config_directory
default_subversion_config_directory
The location of the default Subversion configuration directory and the way the cached credentials are cache is stored in it depend on the operating system that you use. The usual configuration is the following:

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  1. To enable a password store, in the Subversion configuration file, uncomment a password-stores line and specify the store that you want to enable.

    Note

    Currently, SubGit supports only GNOME Keyring.

    For example, password-stores = gnome-keyring

  2. In a Subversion client, run any command that prompts for the credentials to a Subversion server, for example, svn  svn info url.  After that the credentials cache is stored in a text file in the ~/.subversion/auth/svn.simple directory. The encrypted password is stored in GNOME keyring.

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