Re: CVS integration XCode
Re: CVS integration XCode
- Subject: Re: CVS integration XCode
- From: Ben Golding <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2003 14:11:39 +1100
On 21/11/2003, at 18:50, Ruben Smits wrote:
My project file (= folder) is under CVS control and in the repository.
Using MacCVS Pro or the command line works fine. I can perform all CVS
actions on the project file using those applications, but when I start
my project in XCode and make sure CVS-integration is enabled, a window
comes up, asking me to enter my password.
In this window the correct IP-adress of the CVS-server is displayed,
even the correct username for the CVS-server is displayed. But
entering the password always results in the error "login failed".
Using the same name / password in the command line CVS-tool works
fine.
I saw this problem here recently and found that it caused by a number
of the files in the project had absolute paths. When Xcode went to
find the files in CVS, it was referencing the files in the other user's
home dir (on a shared server) which had the other user's CVS details in
the CVS/ directories there.
We converted all the files to Project relative references and the
problem went away.
We haven't yet worked out where to set the default value for the type
of references to use when adding files to the project. It seems to be
set to absolute path; it should be project relative (IMHO).
Ben.
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