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Re: CVS integration XCode
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Re: CVS integration XCode


  • Subject: Re: CVS integration XCode
  • From: Steve Roy <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 10:06:32 -0500

Ruben Smits <email@hidden> wrote:

> Do you mean I have to do a checkout on the CVSRoot in the
> project-file-package? (I understand the project file is a folder.)

No. What I think your situation is (could be wrong) is that you have a project
in CVS but your Xcode project "file" is not in CVS. If that's the case and you
want to use the CVS integration, you have two choices:

- Add the Xcode project "file" to the repository.

- Or manually create a "CVS" folder inside the Xcode project "file" (by
Control-clicking it in the Finder), as I explained before.

Basically, for CVS integration to be active in Xcode, your project "file" has to
have a "CVS" folder inside it so that Xcode knows where the repository is.

Steve

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