I am having trouble using Xcode with a svn repository over ssh. I
have everything setup correctly with my ssh keys so I don't have to
type in my password, but I am having issues with the ssh banner that
my lab uses. Somehow, Xcode is incorrectly capturing the banner
(which is a result of any external connection into a computer in our
lab) and interpreting it as part of any SCM operation that
communicates with the svn repository. As an example, here is a
screenshot from FileMerge when I did SCM -> Compare With -> Latest
You see the ssh banner (repeated twice) near the top of what Xcode
thinks the version in the repository looks like. Why does this
happen? The obvious solution is to change my $HOME/.subversion/
config file and add the -q argument to ssh, but this seems like an
Xcode bug and not a configuration issue.
Thanks,
Sam Miller
Graduate Research Assistant
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Iowa State University
312 Wilhelm Hall
Ames Laboratory US D.O.E. (515) 294-2148
Ames, IA - 50011 email@hidden
http://www.scl.ameslab.gov/~samm/
"If you lie to the compiler it will get its revenge." - Henry Spencer
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