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I'm attempting to generate an SVN log file through TortoiseSVN, if that is even possible.

I would use the command line

svn log --verbose --xml

but this won't work since it is a remote repo and I can't define a username/password for it (gets ignored by svn)

Is there an equivalent log file generator for TortoiseSVN?

Thanks

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Tortoise displays the log by the command:
right-click/TortoiseSVN/Show Log

But I'm not sure what you mean by "this won't work since it is a remote repo and I can't define a username/password for it". SVN accepts username and password parameters:

svn log --verbose --xml --username <user> --password <password>
William Leara
Right, sorry for the confusion. for example, if I do svn log --verbose --xml --username greg --password pass123it will request from the server, and it will [email protected] password:So, it seems as if the SVN is ignoring the given parameters and taking my pc name as username, and requesting another password. As my computer name isn't registered on the server (which I have no control over) I am unable to get the log file. Thanks!
Mojave Storm