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No more credentials or we tried too many times #5
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Under the hood it fires these commands (which I wrote using the TortoiseSVN documentation): To retrieve revisions against each line To grab the commit information against a specific revision Are you on Windows? I'll take a look into this, but I'm struggling to replicate. |
I have the same problem under ubuntu. And the same workaround worked as with @bardware. I open the vscode terminal and do an svn info that touches the repo. It prompts me for a username and password and after that svn blame works. |
I have same problem under MobaExterm tool. same workaround worked as with @bardware . Thanks. |
+1 I have the same problem on Windows 10 Pro, VS code 1.5, blamer 0.5.2. My credentials are correct. If I open a terminal and write "svn info" it gives me the info. Did not ask for the credentials, just refuses to connect every single time. |
Oh ok. So I have to write the full command above mentioned by the op. Entering just "svn info" was not enough. |
Pretty sure this used to work for me when I was in the office and working on Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS distribution of Linux. |
Hello, I am accessing a Centos machine via SSH from a windows setup. Extension and authentication used to work just fine until I had to modify my SVN config on the Centos machine so as to use gnome keyring for authentication as per company policy. Then the extension stopped working and I started getting E170013 errors when using the remote setup (windows) from home. I am also using chris johnston SVN extension and it is not giving me such errors. The related issue in the SVN extension is JohnstonCode/svn-scm#188 Hope this helps |
Hi,
I install your plugin and start blaming via command palette and get the message:
No more credentials or we tried too many times. Authentication failed
Do I have to be authorized at the repo? Can I set my passowrd somewhere at the plugin. Will it ask for the password?
What SVN does the plugin use?
To be honest, I have TortoiseSVN and SliSkVN installed and available on the %PATH%. When I call
svn
on the command line TortoiseSVN is being invoked. In the bultin Terminal in VSCode I calledsvn info --show-item revision http://myhost/svn/myproject/trunk
and was asked for the password.Then your plugin worked nicely.
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