måndag 1 mars 2021 kl. 17:10:06 UTC+1 skrev Marco Hof: > Hello together, > > we are currently trying to test and establish svn as our new version > control system. Therefore we are using Visual SVN Server as administration > tool to create repositories with access rights for each individual person > (either read-only, read- and write or no access at all). Then on client > side we use the Tortoise SVN client in order to make a working copy from a > repository created on our server machine by the Visual SVN Server tool, we > first create a local windows folder and then call the "svn > checkout"-command in the context menu appearing with right-click. Then a > new window appears for entering the url of the desired repository. And now > my question: Is it possible that this window automatically displays all > repositories for which the current user has at least read-access and does > hide all repositories for which I have no access at all? >
In the "Checkout" dialog you can push to the [...] button next to the URL. This will open the Repository Browser. Depending on access method[1] and server configuration[2] you can enter the URL to your server "above" your repository (instead of https://svn.server.name/svn/repository you would type https://svn.server.name/svn/). I have tested this on our Visual SVN Server installation and it asked me for my username/password and then listed all our repositories. I *think* VisualSVN Server will also filter by your authorization rules but I don't have an account where I can test this. Kind regards Daniel [1] Probably only works with mod_svn, ie http/https [2] I believe it is the directive SVNParentPath -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TortoiseSVN" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tortoisesvn/1a560e6f-c482-4c09-8941-bb3a494955d7n%40googlegroups.com.
