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Re: SCM/CVS in Xcode 3.0 has taken a step backward for me.
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Re: SCM/CVS in Xcode 3.0 has taken a step backward for me.


  • Subject: Re: SCM/CVS in Xcode 3.0 has taken a step backward for me.
  • From: Rob Lockstone <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2008 20:20:33 -0800

On Feb 25, 2008, at 17:10, Andrew Pontious wrote:

On Feb 22, 2008, at 10:46 AM, Rob Lockstone wrote:

I have been waiting to upgrade to Leopard (and Xcode 3.0) for a while. Now that I finally have, I have to say I'm disappointed in Xcode 3's SCM support.

I'm not talking about the need to have all your source under the project now. I can deal with that.

I'm talking specifically about how, when I open up my project, Xcode will do its thing with hooking up to the repository and it will appear to be checking the status of files, but it doesn't actually work. Or rather, it's very intermittent. Maybe internally it's working, but it doesn't update the status of files which I know (and have confirmed) DID change. That is, I don't see the little 'M's or 'U's or 'C's next to the files that changed, except (sometimes) I see it next to the Project itself, but not always even there. Even when I tell Xcode to "Refresh Entire Project", it does it's little thing in the activity window (1 operation pending[1], spinning icon, blahblahblah). Then it completes and ... and ... no status changes. :-(

[snip]

Anyway, I'm going to file a bug, but I was curious if others have noticed this behavior as well. Or maybe there's some known "gotcha" in Xcode 3.0 that I'm not aware of.

Fwiw, this was a clean install of Leopard and Xcode. The projects themselves were upgraded and remain in "2.4 compatible" mode, because I still have one machine running Tiger with Xcode 2.5.

Rob

[1] The "1 operation pending" message is different from previous Xcode's. I assume that's normal for Xcode 3?

I haven't seen reports of this specific behavior. Please file a bug with as many details of your SCM setup as you can.


-- Andrew

Thanks, Andrew. Bug has been filed <rdar://5765050>.

I mentioned this in the bug report, but might as well ask here. In previous versions of Xcode, when I opened a project the Activity Viewer would say it was processing 60 ... 59 ... 59 ... all the way down to 1. But with Xcode 3, I only ever see "1 operation pending" when I open the project or do a "Refresh Entire Project". Is it possible it's only checking the status of the project file itself? And yet, if I modify a file within Xcode, it *does* figure out that the file was modified locally and updates the status correctly.

Rob

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