SpringSource ToolSuite and Subclipse Plugin

since I use SpringSource ToolSuite 2.7.1 and installed the latest Subclipse Plugin (1.6.x), this plugin ask's me every time I commit something into the repo for my password, regardless I've enabled the 'Save Password' checkbox. As I know, the Subclipse plugin doesn't store the credentials itself, instead use the authentication informations from the underlying SVN adapter so I try the following without any success:

1) delete ~/.subversion/auth

2) delete ~/.eclipse_keyring

After restarting STS the password dialog prompts again every time.

With Eclipse Indigo and the 开发者_如何转开发same Subclipse Plugin installed, this strange behavior doesn't happend, the passowrd is taken automatically as expected. If I use svn from the command line, after I initially enter my passwords, it's used automatically and doesn't annoying me any longer.

Any sugggestions, why this doesn't work under SpringSource Toolsuite ?

Kind regards Dominik

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SOLVED: the reason was, that the STS.app do not has access to the MacOS X KeyChain for the SVN password. So therefor it has to ask again and again. The used Eclipse.app was added as trusted app for accessing the stored svn password. Strangely, I can't add STS.app to the list of trusted apps for the SVS password entry, but thats another question here. If I activate the 'access for every program' checkbox, STS.app is enable to read this password and don't ask any longer !

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I don't have much experience with the subclipse plugin. I tried it a few times some years ago and it didn't go well for me. I then switched to subversive. I have not experienced this problem with the subversive plugin, and so perhaps you could try switching and seeing if this will help you.

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I would try deleting or renaming the ~/.subversion folder. There are also settings in the config and servers file that can prevent password storage. You also do not mention what access method you are using ... for example passwords are not stored for svn+ssh://

It would also be relevant to know if you are using JavaHL or SVNKit. JavaHL is native Subversion so passwords are cached in ~/.subversion/auth. SVNKit caches passwords in the Eclipse keyring, but I believe it will read from the SVN password cache if it is already there -- or at least used to.

Finally, since it works with Eclipse but not STS (and there should be no reason why) maybe check permissions? Is STS running as a different user for some reason?

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The settings for the secure storage are equal. But it seems, that these setting aren't used, the mentioned file doesn't exist. In the meantime I've installed the STS 2.7.2 update and a fresh Subclipse Plugin, but without success, the dialog popups again for every commit. After that, I create a new user, copy the whole STS 2.7.2 install dir including Maven, tc and the just installed Subclipsed plugin to a dir shared for all users. I have to fix the file permissions of the maven subdir due to lack of read permissions for the new user. I checked out a project from svn and modified it. After the initially question for username/password, this dialog don't popups any longer. It seems, that for this new user, things went fine. I switch back to the original user and start STS 2.7.2. from exactly the same place, the shared dir. But ... you predict it ... the dialog popups again and again and again .... It seems to be something wrong with any of my user settings, but which one ? I've delete ~/.subversion/auth and the whole ~/.subversion too. No way to avoid the constant question for the password for the given user. Mhm, strange, any further tips or suggestions ?