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]]> By: Jim http://www.thecrumb.com/2007/02/07/using-ant-while-hiding-your-svn-password/comment-page-1/#comment-2649 Jim Thu, 08 Feb 2007 01:43:39 +0000 http://www.thecrumb.com/2007/02/07/using-ant-while-hiding-your-svn-password/#comment-2649 We're using SVN over HTTPS so we need to authenticate against that... I agree about automation - but in our environment someone else may need to run this build script so they would have to authenticate using their credentials - not mine. :) I'm also doing some 'injection' to write the current revision into my page headers. We’re using SVN over HTTPS so we need to authenticate against that…

I agree about automation – but in our environment someone else may need to run this build script so they would have to authenticate using their credentials – not mine. :)

I’m also doing some ‘injection’ to write the current revision into my page headers.

]]> By: Abdul Qabiz http://www.thecrumb.com/2007/02/07/using-ant-while-hiding-your-svn-password/comment-page-1/#comment-2648 Abdul Qabiz Thu, 08 Feb 2007 01:35:27 +0000 http://www.thecrumb.com/2007/02/07/using-ant-while-hiding-your-svn-password/#comment-2648 I have been using ANT but not with eclipse. If I am on windows, SVN password is cached and I don't have to put password in out build-scripts, I guess same works for MacOSX as long as your build-script is in SVNed directory? I did some experiment to setup build-machine for Flash/Flex stuff, where I created an account called build-master in SVN server. This machine has ssshd running. Whenever I have to push bits to staging or dev, I commit my code (after local testing/verification) from my machine, kick the build on build-machine over ssh.. I used SVN libs for ANT, to inject some revision related info in code so it can be determined who kicked the build... It makes sense binaries (debug version) also contain some info to show the last commit version...You can always figure out rest of details from Trac, if you have it integrated... I believe, process should be automated you don't have to enter things every time..It becomes painful after sometime :) -abdul I have been using ANT but not with eclipse. If I am on windows, SVN password is cached and I don’t have to put password in out build-scripts, I guess same works for MacOSX as long as your build-script is in SVNed directory?

I did some experiment to setup build-machine for Flash/Flex stuff, where I created an account called build-master in SVN server. This machine has ssshd running. Whenever I have to push bits to staging or dev, I commit my code (after local testing/verification) from my machine, kick the build on build-machine over ssh..

I used SVN libs for ANT, to inject some revision related info in code so it can be determined who kicked the build… It makes sense binaries (debug version) also contain some info to show the last commit version…You can always figure out rest of details from Trac, if you have it integrated…

I believe, process should be automated you don’t have to enter things every time..It becomes painful after sometime :)

-abdul

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