1) When Tortoise SVN was not saving my user/password credentials I solved the problem by going to TortoiseSVN settings -> Saved Data -> Clear Authentication data (see image below). Also check AllowAuthSave is set to true in TortoiseSVN settings -> Advanced.
- or -
2) Whether or not to store passwords is set by the Subversion configuration file.
- Right click on your desktop, so you see the TortoiseSVN menu. Go to
TortoiseSVN->Settings
. - In the General section, click on the Edit button for the Subversion Configuration File.
- Two items you wan to change:
- Make sure that
password-stores = windows-cryptoapi
is enabled. (I believe this is the default anyway) by removing the#
in front of the line. - Look for the lines that say
store-passwords = no
andstore-auth-creds = no
. Change theno
to ayes
, and remove the#
at the beginning of the line.
- Make sure that
Save the changes, and close the initial settings box by clicking on Ok. Next time, when Subversion asks for the password, it will store it.
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