Re: Subversion Practices?
Re: Subversion Practices?
- Subject: Re: Subversion Practices?
- From: Brady Duga <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 6 Feb 2008 11:25:48 -0800
On Feb 6, 2008, at 11:14 AM, John Stiles wrote:
That's not entirely true. If you have users on different versions of
Xcode, sometimes just opening the project is enough to modify it.
Under the hood, whenever you open a project, Xcode actually reads in
the plist, parses it, and rewrites the file to disk. In typical
usage, the generated output is identical to what it read to begin
with, so there's no visible change, but in some cases this might not
be the case.
True. Though, for the typical case the file won't have changed in any
way Subversion will care about. There are certainly cases that can
muck that up, for instance opening a project file with compatible but
different revs of Xcode, but for most folks it will just work. If it
isn't working, then there may well be something you can do to fix it.
For the typical user, just checking in the .pbxproj file is fine.
And I see from another comment on this thread that we are on the wrong
list, so I will shut up now. For some reason I thought we were on the
Xcode list - there's just too many of the these darn lists!
--Brady
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