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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by R Smith <on...@hotmail.com> on 2004/11/04 00:12:52 UTC
How to log out of Subversion after using Ant?
Hi. I run an Ant script that commits a file with Subversion using a certain
generic log-in name and password. Later, when I try to commit files
manually on my own through Tortoise, the previous log-in information is
remembered and I never get prompted for my name and password. Is there a
straightforward way to prevent the previous log-in credentials from getting
used again?
Thanks,
-rs
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Re: How to log out of Subversion after using Ant?
Posted by Toby Johnson <to...@etjohnson.us>.
R Smith wrote:
> Hi. I run an Ant script that commits a file with Subversion using a
> certain generic log-in name and password. Later, when I try to commit
> files manually on my own through Tortoise, the previous log-in
> information is remembered and I never get prompted for my name and
> password. Is there a straightforward way to prevent the previous
> log-in credentials from getting used again?
Use the --no-auth-cache switch to "svn commit".
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