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I recently migrated all my colleagues to ME2014. Installation was via copy/paste of my ME2014 folder (including my pre-installed plugins like subclipse). Worked, which is awesome and a great time-saver.
We are using subclipse for svn access. After installing the subclipse plugin I got some nasty popup claiming that not all libraries were installed. After a little bit of googling I found out that JavaHL was the culprit, so I changed my SVN setting to SVNKit. Error popup was gone. After that was solved I distributed my installation.
What I didn’t know: SVNKit stores the svn credentials in the myeclipse installation folder. This is a major flaw! That kind of personal data must be stored in the user account.
The result was of course that everyone committed with my user credentials …
In case anyone runs into that issue, you need to delete the keyring file.
It would be great if this could be fixed in ME2015. Thank you very much.
Lofi,
What I didn’t know: SVNKit stores the svn credentials in the myeclipse installation folder. This is a major flaw! That kind of personal data must be stored in the user account.
The result was of course that everyone committed with my user credentials …
oops!
Unfortunately this is something you’d have to take up with the Subclipse or SVNKit guys (am not aware of the internals enough to know exactly who is responsible) – but the code responsible for this (i.e. saving details in the installation/configuration space instead of a user specific location) would be in their plugins, not ours, so there is no way we can fix this by making changes in MyEclipse.Hope this helps.
