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You can configure Subversion's native authorization rules to give users access to a whole repository, or to a specific
path within a repository.
To edit repository access rules, you need the ROLE_ADMIN or ROLE_ADMIN_REPO role.
Note: Subversion 1.8 checks access rules before showing a list of repositories. If you do not have read access to a
repository, you will no longer see it in the list. With Subversion Edge 4.0.0, the list of repositories displayed respects
these rules as well.
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[dev:/branches/components/xxx]
user1 = rw
user2 = r
user3 =
This gives "user1" read and write access to the "/branches/components/xxx" directory in the "dev"
repository and read-only access to "user2". User "user3" is denied access to this directory, since the
username has neither "r" nor "w" assigned.
Example 2:
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* = rw
This gives all users read and write access to all repositories.
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You can define groups in a section named [groups] and refer to groups within rules using
@groupname.
Example:
[groups]
[groups]
mgrs = user1, user2
engrs = engr1, engr2
allgroups = @mgrs, @engrs
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