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Re: xcode's user files and version control
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Re: xcode's user files and version control


  • Subject: Re: xcode's user files and version control
  • From: Will Mason <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 8 May 2005 19:09:15 -0700 (PDT)
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Do you really need a change history of your Xcode screen settings? Why
not remove them from source code control and just keep different files
on your two machines?

Will

--- Eric Friedman <email@hidden> wrote:
> I have two machines - a desktop and a laptop, and needless to say,
> they are quite different in terms of screen real estate.
>
> On both machines, however, I have the same username, and so xcode
> wants to use the same file to store my screen layout settings.
>
> This means that those files change *constantly* in and out of version
> control.  Worse, the screen settings aren't really shareable across
> the two machines, so I always have to fiddle with them.
>
> Anybody come up with a clever solution to this?
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