I host 2 subversion repositories on localhost, repoA and repoB, which I checkout as svn://localhost/repo-name. Can I have a different username in each repository with no password prompts? For instance, can I be smith in repoA and jones in repoB, transparently? "Transparent" means typing svn commit without --username for both repos, and both passwords cached.
An idealized example:
$ svn checkout svn:.... repoA --username smith --password xxxxxx
$ svn checkout svn:.... repoB --username jones --password yyyyyy
$ cd repoA
(edit a file)
$ svn commit -m"edited a file in repoA as smith"
(succeeds without any password prompt)
$ cd ../repoB
(edit a file)
$ svn commit -m"edited a file in repoB as jones"
(succeeds without any password prompt)
Is this possible, or can I have only 1 locally cached subversion password at a time? Thank you very much.