Getting current credentials in Powershell and pass them to SVN commit command?

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So when I do an SVN -ci -m "My reason"

SVN asks me for my password. Is there any way that I can capture that password from the currently logged on user and pass it as a variable or the like to the SVN command? I'm using powershell 2.0. The reason is that the script will run non-interactively.

Thanks!

Ansgar Wiechers · Accepted Answer · 2013-03-26 17:31:01Z

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If you want passwordless commit check the sources out via svn+ssh:// URI and use SSH public key authentication.

answered Mar 26, 2013 at 17:31

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Dominic Brunetti Over a year ago

Ah - this might be the way to go! Didn't even know that this option existed. I am reading up on this now. Thanks!

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