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Re: Perforce + XCode + WO?
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Re: Perforce + XCode + WO?


  • Subject: Re: Perforce + XCode + WO?
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Wed, 14 Jun 2006 12:55:40 +0200

I work with this combination for a while now and in general it works fine (as WO is the best app server/dev system around, Perforce is the best SCM I know).

The behaviour you describe is not Perforce's or Xcode's fault but comes from the fact, that WOBuilder does not care about SCM or read- only flags. If you open a .wo WOBuilder always makes it writable for you and lets you edit it. But Perforce does not know about it. It relies on its changelists and if its not there (via check out) you can't submit it.

My sugestion is to always check out in P4V.

I have some problems with checked out files in Xcode 2.2. Sometimes Xcode does not recognise they are already check out and refuses to edit them.

I hope this helps.

On 14.06.2006, at 03:14, email@hidden wrote:

I've been messing around with this combination and something just isn't right.

If I open main.java in XCode, as soon as I try to change it I get a warning that it's read-only and an offer to unlock it via the SCM I've configured. No problem there.

If I open main.wo, I get no such warning, nor do I have any problem making a change to main.html and saving it. Looking at it after the fact, all three files in main.wo are writeable. They were checked in to Perforce along with everything else so I assume that WO Builder just "fixed" the permissions for me.

Even worse, when I go to commit changes the changes I made inside main.wo are not committed, nor is anything said about them. They just sit there silently.

If I go over to p4v and look at my client, I can see and diff the changed files. But because they aren't checked out, they aren't in a changelist and cannot be committed (at least, not in the usual straightforward way).

So does this mean that XCode's commit facility is useless for use with Perforce and WO? Or am I missing something?

thanks,

janine


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