How to store SVN credentials in WSL2 Ubuntu environment?

TL;DR

• I'm experiencing inconvenience due to having to authenticate for every SVN operation in the WSL2 Ubuntu environment.
• I want to store the authentication information, but I'm not even prompted to save it. Despite various configuration attempts, the issue persists.

Details

• Hello, I'm using Windows 11, WSL2, Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS, and SVN@1.14.3 (r1914484).

• In the WSL2 environment, I have to enter my SVN credentials for every operation, which is quite inconvenient.

• For Git, I can easily integrate with Windows credentials using the Git Credential Manager setup, but I haven't found relevant information for SVN.

• I sought solutions through ChatGPT, but the issue remains unresolved. I suspect the problem may be due to the lack of tools for credential storage in the Ubuntu image. I've tried the following methods without success:

  • Installing Gnome Keyring

  sudo apt-get updatesudo apt-get install libsecret-1-0 libsecret-1-dev

  vim ~/.subversion/servers# edit[global]store-passwords = yesstore-plaintext-passwords = no

  vim ~/.subversion/config# edit[auth]password-stores = secret-service,gnome-keyringstore-passwords = yesstore-auth-creds = yes

  rm -rf ~/.subversion/auth/

• Typically, SVN asks whether to save the credentials after entering account information, but this interaction does not occur.

• Does anyone have insights or suggestions on this issue? I would greatly appreciate any leads to solve this problem.

• Thank you.