Re: What to put in CVS ?
Re: What to put in CVS ?
- Subject: Re: What to put in CVS ?
- From: Simon Strandgaard <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2005 19:26:12 +0100
On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 07:48:44 -0500, Kevin Ballard <email@hidden> wrote:
> First off, let me say that Subversion is better than CVS, so if you can
> possibly use it, you should.
rubyforge unfortunatly doesn't have subversion (yet).
> Ok, now on to your question.
>
> Most everything in there is necessary. In the list you provided, only
> simonstrandgaard.mode1 and simonstrandgaard.pbxuser are unnecessary -
> these are basically the user preferences and layout for the project. If
> you delete them and re-open the project you'll simply get the default
> layout. They also change every time you do anything to the project,
> including expanding or collapsing groups in the file tree, so I suggest
> leaving them out of CVS - you don't need version control on them, and
> it could get quite annoying to commit changes to them for every single
> commit you do. Additionally, anybody else who uses the project won't
> benefit from them since they'll have their own files.
Ok.
what about the project.pbxproj then ?
> Once you start actually doing stuff with this project you'll create the
> dirs MainMenu~.nib and build. These dirs do not need to go into CVS -
> build is the folder containing all the built items in the project,
> along with an index of the project's symbols and other such
> information. MainMenu~.nib is simply a backup of MainMenu.nib, made by
> InterfaceBuilder so you can recover from any errors that happen while
> editing MainMenu.nib.
I guess that tilde files were backups and thus didn't have to go to CVS.
> I will point out that I don't know what that version.plist file is, so
> I can't actually say if you need to put it in CVS or not. It's not a
> file created by default for projects, however, I have seen it in
> applications and frameworks and such, so I'm wondering if it's a file
> that Project Builder used to create.
Ok.. I will keep the version.plist in CVS.
Thanks for your insight.
--
Simon Strandgaard
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