CodeLite IDE

Hallo,

I'm desperately trying to use ANY of the CodeLite svn functions but failed utterly so far.
I've tried to checkout a project but all I'm getting is I've tried to set user and pass before the server name like user:pass@server, but that didn't work either.
There is no question for a username nor is there a program option. So how am I supposed to provide these?

thx

Hi,

Usually, you will get prompted by codelite to enter username / password when this is needed.
To be honest, I have never tried to login with svn:// I have always used https:// or http:// (which works perfectly)

Also, it will be most helpful if you can provide some more information about your system (linux/windows/mac, codelite version etc)

EDIT:
What happen when you run codelite's command from command line?

Eran

Alright,

it basically worked from command line. It stopped and asked for user input.
It did ask for my a password for my Windows user first, which is useless as
this user does not exist on the svn server. I simply pressed enter, then I
was allowed to enter a username and password, which I did, and it worked.


Here is the output (I modified some names and urls for privacy )
It could have worked from within CodeLite if it had access to my credentials
stored in the TortoiseSVN settings, but CodeLite forces a separate --config-dir
which does not contain any information atm.

An option for additional command line-options for svn might be useful. I figure
one could then use --username and --password options then.

Edit: I'm using Win7 as client, Ubuntu svn as server. Got another Notebook with
Ubuntu and Codelite which also needs access.

A quick question:
Now that you have the sources checked out, does it work if you need to commit/update from within codelite?
Also: note that the 'svn' output window in codelite is like a terminal, i.e. you can type the username there (when prompted)

Eran

Nice, committing worked from within CodeLite SVN tab.

Strangely, CodeLite on Ubuntu showed a password dialogue instead of an instant error message.
Thanks for your help so far, I hope you can make it easier somehow for others running into the same issues as I had.

I have been having an identical problem on Windows 8.1 with both Codelite 6.0 and 6.1.

Running a commit from the command line works and 'fixes' Codelite as well so subsequent commits within Codelite also work.

I am using the svn:// protocol to subversion on an Ubuntu server.

If you have such a subversion server that I can "play" with it will be easier for me to debug and fix the problem

Thanks for your fast response!

Unfortunately my server is behind a firewall and only accessible from the local network.

I am trying to reproduce the problem using the bitname vmware appliance and will let you know if it is possible with some steps to reproduce.

Okay it is relatively simple to reproduce. I have included all the steps for completeness, sorry for trying to teach my grandmother to suck eggs . I also have SlickSVN installed and my path includes SlickSVN/bin.

• In the terminal:
• Install the bitnami subversion appliance on a Windows box.
• Create a repository in a suitable location

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  svnadmin create repos

• Edit repos\conf\svnserve.conf, uncomment the line starting #password-db
• Create an entry in repos\conf\passwd like

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  username = secret

• Import an existing simple project

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  svn import simple_prj svn://username@localhost//c:/users/me/development/svn_test/repos -m "Test"

  In Codelite
• Create a new workspace
• Checkout the project using an anonymous account

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  URL of repository: svn//localhost/c:/users/me/development/svn_test/repos

• Add the checked out project to the workspace Workspace->Add an existing project
• Edit a file and save it
• Commit the project (right click on top level folder in Svn window and select Commit

The following error message is shown: