Check that svn is configured for using gnome-keyring

check-svn-config-gnome-keyring.sh

#!/usr/bin/bash
#
# This script can be called directly with:
# bash < <(curl -sS "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/JrCs/4bd6e77d25ff02e6a305/raw/check-svn-config-gnome-keyring.sh")
#

CALL=$(basename $0)
[[ -z "$HOME" ]] && HOME=~
SVN_DIR=$HOME/.subversion
SVN_CONFIG=$SVN_DIR/config
SVN_SERVERS=$SVN_DIR/servers
SVN_AUTH=$SVN_DIR/auth

warning=0
if [[ -f $SVN_CONFIG ]]; then
    [[ $(grep -cE '^password-stores\s*=.*gnome-keyring' $SVN_CONFIG) -eq 0 ]] &&
    echo "Warning: you must set 'password-stores = gnome-keyring' in $SVN_CONFIG" >&2 &&
    ((warning++))
fi

if [[ -f $SVN_SERVERS ]]; then
    [[ $(grep -cE '^store-passwords\s*=\s*yes' $SVN_SERVERS) -eq 0 ]] &&
    echo "Warning: you must set 'store-passwords = yes' in $SVN_SERVERS" >&2 &&
    ((warning++))

    [[ $(grep -cE '^store-plaintext-passwords\s*=\s*no' $SVN_SERVERS) -eq 0 ]] &&
    echo "Warning: you must set 'store-plaintext-passwords = no' in $SVN_SERVERS" >&2 &&
    ((warning++))
fi

#
# Check there are no plaintext passwords in the Subversion auth cache
#
for file in $SVN_AUTH/svn.simple/*; do
    [[ ! -f $file ]] && continue
    [[ $(grep -c ^simple $file) -gt 0 ]] &&
    echo "Warning: $file contains a plaintext password, you should delete this file" >&2 &&
    ((warning++))
done

[[ "$warning" -eq 0 ]] && echo "All is good !"