Error reports I'm unauthorized to access my repo, without giving me a chance to enter credentials

[CDuke]

Originally reported by: Jonathan Hobbs (Bitbucket: jdahobbs, GitHub: jdahobbs)

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I've installed the latest Sublime TFS in Sublime Text 3, and attempted to use it to check out a file or Get Latest. When I do, the status bar indicates it's working for a couple of seconds, then I get the following error in the status bar:

TF30063: You are not authorized to access foo.

('foo' here is a placeholder for the name of the repository I'm working with.)

At no point am I actually offered the option to enter any credentials.

I presume that it might be using my current Windows account as credentials. There is a complication with that: I have more than one Windows account in this environment. I use one to log in to a VM and work on Sublime, whilst there is a different account which I use to log in to TFS.

If it uses my current account by default, that seems like useful behaviour I wouldn't ask to have taken away.

However, in the case we need to actually provide credentials, could we be offered the option to do that? The method currently in mind would be to have an item in the TFS menu named "Provide credentials...", which just pops up a log in dialog that we'll use to log in to TFS.

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• Bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/cduke/sublime-tfs/issue/16

[CDuke]

Original comment by Konstantin Kabanov (Bitbucket: DarkOverlord, GitHub: DarkOverlord):

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It's possible to implement this feature.
Almost every tfs command has an option: /login:username,[password].

[CDuke]

Original comment by Konstantin Kabanov (Bitbucket: DarkOverlord, GitHub: DarkOverlord):

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Hi, @jdahobbs.
Check new version. Is it ok?

[CDuke]

Original comment by Jonathan Hobbs (Bitbucket: jdahobbs, GitHub: jdahobbs):

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This works very well. Thank you, Konstantin.