http://jira.public.thoughtworks.org/browse/CCNET-1275
I thought this went into version 1.4.2, but now I can't remember and I'm not at work to check. I recall someone on the dev list saying it was already in the trunk, so if it isn't in 1.4.2 I'd say its likely to be in 1.4.3. Cheers, - Sam. On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 6:35 AM, Brad Stiles <[email protected]>wrote: > > > Does CC.NET have some capabilities for hiding the source control > username > > and password in the error messages that get displayed in Dashboard and > the > > e-mails? > > What source control are you using? We use Subversion, which has the > ability to cache credentials, so I don't put the authentication > information in any of config files or build scripts. Instead, I do > some operation that requires credentials manually, and allow > Subversion to cache that information for use by any other invocation > of Subversion on that machine. > > If your VCS has a similar capability, you might be able to do the same > thing. Not that scrubbing CC.NET's output isn't a good thing all by > itself, but until that capability exists, this might help. > > /bs >
