Nice work!
I prefer a real time update version which is obtained by removing the temporary files entirely and piping the svn command into zenity. Here is the Update script sample:
This single line lets you see the update progress in real time into the zenity window, including errors. This can be done for all the Subversion scripts.
For the password problem in the Checkout script i suggest checking if an exit code of "svn co" is reserved for failed authentication and, if so, ask the user for an username and pasword if the above code is returned before retrying the command a second time.
Nice work!
I prefer a real time update version which is obtained by removing the temporary files entirely and piping the svn command into zenity. Here is the Update script sample:
This single line lets you see the update progress in real time into the zenity window, including errors. This can be done for all the Subversion scripts.
For the password problem in the Checkout script i suggest checking if an exit code of "svn co" is reserved for failed authentication and, if so, ask the user for an username and pasword if the above code is returned before retrying the command a second time.