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Without using ANT, is there a way to have Eclipse not prompt me for my keystore password (twice!) everytime I do a release build of my Android app (I use the export wizard)?
p.s.-My development PC is located inside area-51, behind several physical and virtual safeguards, so please no comments on security of stored passwords.
I think the Export option is intended for signing your app with a release key, which most people will only want to do when creating a release candidate and then uploading to the Android Market.
If you are developing an app then you should probably be using the debug options to do this.
Have a look at this answer:
Eclipse for Android: How to automate 'Export Android Application' to apk?