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Authenticating As a Different User
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Authenticating As a Different User
Since Subversion caches auth credentials by default (both username and password), it
conveniently remembers who you were acting as the last time you modified your working
copy. But sometimes that's not helpful—particularly if you're working in a shared working
copy such as a system configuration directory or a web server document root. In this case,
just pass the --username option on the command line, and Subversion will attempt to authenticate
as that user, prompting you for a password if necessary.
conveniently remembers who you were acting as the last time you modified your working
copy. But sometimes that's not helpful—particularly if you're working in a shared working
copy such as a system configuration directory or a web server document root. In this case,
just pass the --username option on the command line, and Subversion will attempt to authenticate
as that user, prompting you for a password if necessary.
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