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I have a subversion working copy checked out into the directory my-project/
I want to find out what user checked out that working copy. Is there a command I can run in that working copy directory to find out who it is checked out as?
EDIT:
I want to use the command-line SVN client, not a GUI program specific to any OS.
I would propose to use operating system file ownership for that. On Unix, do “ls -l”. On Windows, view the security settings, and look for the owner tab in advanced settings.
The checkout metadata may or may not contain the user information, depending on the access protocol that was used. Do “svn info .”, perhaps it is a svn+ssh checkout, and the user name is in the URL (likewise for certain cases of https). For a plain file: checkout, there is no way to tell.