We use Xcode with remote CVS repository on Linux cluster. The access is
using ssh (CVS_RSH=ssh) and ssh keys on the server to let you access
the repository without having to provide a password at every repository
access.
You have to ask your admin how and on which server to put your ssh keys.
I have CVS_RSH set to ssh inside
~/.MacOSX/environment.plist
(read at login, so the first time you create it you have to logoff for
it to be taken into account). This allows to click Xcode run properly
even if launched off the Dock (instead of ' open -a Xcode ' on a
terminal shell).
Oddly enough, there is an option on SCM to check "use ssh with cvs" but
it has no effect whatsoever.
All cvs operations work flawlessly (so far) in Xcode, history,
annotations, diffs, etc. Very nice.
Massimo
On Aug 28, 2004, at 2:08 AM, email@hidden wrote:
Message: 9
Date: Fri, 27 Aug 2004 19:23:24 -0400
Subject: SCM - How?
From: Mike Mellor <email@hidden>
To: <email@hidden>
I am new to the list, but have been using Xcode for over a year on
little
projects. I want to use SCM to support my Cocoa based applications.
I have
tried all three (CVS, Perforce, Subversion), but I can't seem to get
SCM to
work properly with any of them. Here are some of my issues:
Cvswrappers or no cvswrappers?
.nib files don't play well.
Commits from within Xcode don't seem to commit, or don't properly log
as
commits.
The SCM doesn't seem to remember what is/isn't in the repository.
I would like to use subversion (but anything that works is OK). Does
anyone
have any pointers? Thanks.
Mike
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